Usable SVGs shouldn't be this hard.
Most tools either demand deep design experience or spit out assets you can't actually use. AI makes images - but clean, editable, scalable vectors stayed painful. We built Stew to fix that.
Four ways the pipeline is broken.
Creating SVGs manually is slow and highly technical.
Visual tools demand years of design expertise.
General AI tools generate flat pixels, not vector code.
Converting images to SVG is messy, pricey, and bloated.
We couldn't animate what we couldn't cleanly generate.
While building animation tooling, we needed clean, lightweight SVGs constantly - and the pipeline kept failing us. So we built our own.
Built for usable code, not just pictures.
SVGs directly from text prompts - one sentence, one vector.
Paths, layers, and structure natively, right in the browser.
Meaningful, named parts that animation engines can actually rig.
Clean, ready-to-drop-in SVG or React (TSX) components.
Creating assets should be as fluid as writing code.
Design, animation, and development as one process - not separate tools stitched together. We're removing the gap between idea and implementation.