quiver.ai/

Quiver

quiver.ai/

Quiver builds AI models that generate, edit, and animate editable SVG graphics rather than raster images, aimed at logos, illustrations, and (soon) typography and animation. The homepage leads with "Frontier AI for Design" and the line "Built by researchers. Made for designers," positioning the product as a foundational model rather than an interface. Alongside the design-facing pitch it runs a full developer track: OpenResponses-compatible API endpoints, Node.js and Vercel AI SDKs, an MCP server for agents, and a CLI for installing React components — unusual breadth for a design tool aimed as much at builders wiring it into other products as at designers using it directly. Partner logos include Flora, Linearity, and Rive. Typography and animation features are marked "coming soon" rather than shipped.

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QuiverAI – Building the Future of Vector Design

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Oct 15, 2026

Quiver's landing page, section by section

Each section below is cropped straight from Quiver's live page — useful references for design & creative landing page design.

Quiver design review: how the homepage is built

The page runs 10698 pixels on a near-white canvas framed by thin vertical rules and dotted-grid bands. Near-black carries the announcement bar, pill buttons and headings, with mid-gray for secondary copy. One grotesque sans handles headings and body, and a monospace face sets small uppercase eyebrows and code. Color arrives only through product artwork: a gold lion, gradient blog covers and syntax-highlighted code, with no photographs or people. The order is announcement bar, hero mock-up, logo grid, four feature demos, API section, industry carousel, blog cards, closing call to action and footer.

Above the fold

A black strip above the header announces Arrow 2; the header holds the logo, eight centered links, a "Sign in" dropdown and a dark "Get started" pill. The centered "Frontier AI for Design" headline is very large. Beneath it, a sentence about generating, editing and animating vector graphics embeds three small icon chips, then "Built by researchers. Made for designers." A filled "Start creating" pill sits by an outlined "Explore Arrow 2". A mock-up shows a gold lion beside SVG code.

Logo grid and four feature demos

"Trusted by leading design companies" sits over a ruled grid of twelve gray logos in two rows of six. Four sections then alternate copy on the left with a framed canvas on the right: "Logos" with an anchor-point hexagon, "Typography" with outlined letters on guide lines, "Illustrations", and "Animations" with stacked ellipses. Each has a "Get started" pill and each canvas ends in a floating prompt bar with an "arrow-2" model selector.

API reference, industries and blog

A split panel puts a dotted-background code card beside a stacked list: "List Models", "Text to SVG", "Image to SVG" and others, inactive rows dimmed. "What you get" adds six underlined links, led by "Sandbox keys". A carousel follows with cards for "Branding & Identity" on orange, "UX/UI Design" on teal and "Web & App Development" on indigo, then "Latest news and insights from QuiverAI" shows two half-width covers and a third card dated May 19, 2026.

Closing section and footer

"Build the next generation of design tools with us" is centered over a dark "Get started" pill and an outlined "Contact sales" pill,. After a blank stretch, a hairline rule opens the footer: a small logo mark at left and four columns with monospace headings, among them PRODUCTS and "TERMS AND POLICIES". Links are gray and evenly spaced beneath each heading.

On mobile

At 390px the hero headline wraps to two lines and the icon chips spread across three subhead lines while the two pills stay side by side. The hero artwork becomes a glossy plum apple above a "Generate" and "Vectorize" toggle. The logo grid becomes three columns of four rows. Navigation links disappear, "Typography" gains a "Coming soon" badge, and copy and canvas stack in a single column.

Worth borrowing

A prompt bar with a model selector under every feature canvas previews the real product input.
Dimming inactive rows in the API list beside a code card marks the active endpoint.
Repeating one gray-and-black heading under two eyebrows lets a single message serve developers and businesses.