Question 1

How does GhostSVG pricing work?

Accepted Answer

GhostSVG uses a credit-based system. Each subscription gives you a fixed number of image generations per month. The Creator plan includes 250 images/month for $19, while the Studio plan includes 1,500 images/month for $79.

Question 2

What’s the difference between the Creator and Studio plans?

Accepted Answer

The Creator plan is ideal for casual users, offering 250 generations/month and access to 3 core styles. The Studio plan is designed for professionals, with 1,500 generations/month, access to all styles (including premium), batch generation, and custom style creation.

Question 3

Do unused image credits roll over?

Accepted Answer

No, image credits reset each month and do not roll over. This keeps our plans simple and encourages regular usage.

Question 4

Can I cancel or change my plan anytime?

Accepted Answer

Yes, you can cancel or switch between plans at any time. Your current plan remains active until the end of the billing cycle.

Question 5

Do I need design skills to use GhostSVG?

Accepted Answer

Not at all. Just type a prompt like 'a cat drinking coffee in line art style' and let GhostSVG turn it into a ready-to-use SVG illustration — no design experience needed.

Question 6

Are the generated images copyright-free?

Accepted Answer

Yes. All generated illustrations are yours to use freely for both personal and commercial projects. Our models are trained on CC0-licensed artwork.

Question 7

Can I export the illustrations as SVG?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely. GhostSVG generates vector-based illustrations and exports them as SVG by default — perfect for the web, slide decks, or apps.

Question 8

Is there a free trial?

Accepted Answer

We don’t offer a free trial at the moment, but the Creator plan is a great low-commitment way to try the platform with a manageable monthly cost.

Illustration showcase

Flat-art designer home studio with plants

Loose sketch cluttered startup desk with coffee

Flat-art KPI dashboard on large office screen