QuiverAI cuts SVG generation costs with Arrow 1.1
By Steven Van ·
Text-to-SVG generation drops 33.3% and vectorization drops 50%, alongside a higher-quality Arrow 1.1 Max variant.
QuiverAI's QuiverAI has released Arrow 1.1, an update to its SVG generation model focused on structure, detail, and cost. Outputs now rely more on primitives like shapes and text rather than paths, which the company says makes generated SVGs easier to edit, inspect, and extend. Prompt following, layout balance, and color usage are also improved, and results need less correction before refinement.
Text-to-SVG generation costs drop by 33.3%, and vectorization costs drop by 50%. QuiverAI points to icon sets, logo variations, marketing visuals, and batch vectorization as workflows that benefit from the lower cost.
Alongside the base model, QuiverAI is also launching Arrow 1.1 Max, a higher-quality variant aimed at detailed assets such as technical diagrams and illustrations, with more accurate color, tighter alignment, and fewer artifacts. It runs at higher cost and runtime in exchange for more precise, stable output on complex inputs. QuiverAI describes gains across logos, illustrations, technical drawings, fashion design sketches, engineering diagrams, and icon sets.
