What it does
SVG Weave is a node-based editor in the browser. You start from an SVG you already have, an image, or a text description, connect it to a prompt such as "make the waves roll and the sun pulse", and AI renders an animated SVG with CSS @keyframes. You can chain renders to refine an animation step by step, branch to try different directions, edit with the assistant chat, and export the result as SVG, PNG or GIF.
There is no subscription. You buy credits when you need them, and each render is billed in credits by the AI work it takes; see Pricing.
Who makes it
SVG Weave is built by Prakhar Shukla, a developer from India, and operated by Amita Shukla. Prakhar co-created Andronix in 2019, an app for running Linux on Android phones, and started SVG Weave in February 2026. SVG Weave is in beta, and new features ship often; see the changelog.
You can follow the project on Peerlist.
How it works
- Text and images become SVGs with QuiverAI's Arrow model.
- Animations and edits are written by Google's Gemini.
- The assistant chat runs on Anthropic's Claude.
- All of them are reached through the Vercel AI Gateway. We don't use your prompts or SVGs to train models; what each AI provider may do with them is in the Privacy Policy.
Get in touch
Questions, feedback or a bug: support@svgweave.com, or use the feedback button in the app. More on the contact page.