Quiver AI generates SVG images from text prompts by streaming vector code in real time. The tool turned "a baseball player on the San Diego Padres hitting a home run" into four outputs with correct team colors, though one had the ball oddly hitting the player's shoulder.
I want to talk about a tool that I think has kind of flown under the radar, but I was actually really impressed with what Quiver does, is it will generate SVG images. So they're basically images generated from code. So you can try it over at Quiver AI and they give you 20 credits every time you do a generation. It will generate four images for you. I can type a prompt. Let's just do a baseball player on the San Diego Padres hitting a home run. I'll submit it. And we can actually see the stream of code coming in at the bottom here as it actually draws these out. There's something just so satisfying about sitting here, watching it almost draw it like an Etch A Sketch for you in real time. So we've got one final output here, one final output here. You know, it got the brand colors of the Padres perfectly. This one here's a little wonky because the baseball looks like it's hitting him in the shoulder. And not like he just hit it, but I mean, like, come on. This one looks pretty solid. I don't know. I guess I'm just easily impressed because I think this is really fun.
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