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Recraft

T3Natural Language

Design-focused AI image generator with vector and text rendering.

Prompt Style
Conversational sentences
Negative Prompts
Separate field
Dedicated exclusion field
Sweet Spot
100 characters
Character Range
200–400 ideal · 1000 max
Architecture
proprietary
Country
US

How Recraft reads prompts

Recraft is classified as Natural Language (T3)conversational sentences, no special syntax. Design-first platform with SVG vector output capability. Hierarchical style/substyle taxonomy (25+ options). Text positioning control. 'Artistic level' slider inverts — lower = more prompt adherence. Excels at vector art, icons, logos, illustrations. Separate negative prompt field supported.

Prompt tips

Recraft excels at vector art, design, and text in images. Use structured prompts: style + subject + detail + background.

Negative prompt support

Recraft has a separate negative prompt field — you can specify elements to exclude in a dedicated input. This is the most powerful form of negative prompt support.

Full negative prompt support guide →

Example prompt

A clean vector illustration of a lighthouse on a rocky coast, flat design, warm sunset tones, minimal background

Frequently asked questions

What is the character limit for Recraft?

Recraft accepts prompts up to 1000 characters. The ideal writing range is 200–400 characters (around 100 characters is the sweet spot where the platform produces its best results).

Does Recraft support negative prompts?

Yes. Recraft has a separate negative prompt field where you can specify elements to exclude from the generated image.

How should I write prompts for Recraft?

Recraft uses Natural Language prompt format (T3). Conversational sentences, no special syntax. Recraft excels at vector art, design, and text in images. Use structured prompts: style + subject + detail + background.

Other Natural Language platforms

These platforms share the same prompt architecture — prompts written for one will generally work well on the others.

Try Recraft in Prompt Lab →

Platform capabilities verified against live UI and API documentation. Last verified: 2026-03-29.