Arrow 1.1

Arrow 1.1 is Quiver’s general-purpose SVG generation model. It turns text prompts into clean, editable SVG graphics — the kind of thing you’d hand off to a designer or drop straight into a website.

What it’s good at

• Icons and pictograms
• Logos and wordmarks
• Simple illustrations
• Calligraphic text
• Geometric compositions

For dense illustrations, technical diagrams, or anything where fine detail matters, try quiverai/arrow-1.1-max instead.

Inputs

• prompt — text description of the desired SVG.
• instructions — optional style or formatting guidance, kept separate from the prompt (e.g. “flat monochrome style with clean geometry”).
• references — up to 4 reference images (PNG, JPEG, or WebP) to guide style or composition.
• temperature, top_p, presence_penalty — standard sampling controls.

Output

A single .svg file with raw SVG markup. Open it in any browser, editor, or design tool.

Prompt tips

• Be specific about the subject. “A logo for an eco-friendly coffee company” beats “a coffee logo”.
• Describe the style. “Flat monochrome icon”, “hand-drawn line art”, “duotone”.
• Name colors explicitly if you care: “background #e9edc9, logo in #fb8500”.
• Use instructions for formatting. Put subject in prompt, put aesthetic guidance in instructions.

About Quiver

Quiver builds AI models that generate production-ready SVGs. See their docs for API details and the Arrow 1.1 page for prompting guidance.