Amnt

Overview

Amnt is a web and API service for generating editable SVGs, launching NFT collections, and publishing callable AI agents. It suits creators who need one or more of those workflows; its breadth is useful, but a wallet is required for image work and free projects cannot be private or commercial.

The vector tool converts prompts or uploaded pictures into editable paths and exports SVG, PDF, EPS, DXF, PNG, and icons. Collection tools generate up to 10,000 SVG pieces with metadata for supported chains. Agent publishing adds a distinct use: a one-sentence description can become an agent with a page and endpoint machines can call. These are related creator tools, not a single workflow, so buyers focused only on vector conversion may find Amnt broader than they need.

Key features

Vector generation

Text-to-vector and image-to-vector generation both produce editable output, which is more useful for work that needs later revision than a flattened image. The breadth of export formats also supports reuse beyond SVG. The trade-off is access friction: the image studio requires a wallet, even though agent building does not.

NFT collections

Collections can contain up to 10,000 SVG pieces with metadata and launch to Base, Ethereum, Robinhood Chain, or Hedera. Amnt charges 0% on NFT drops. Pro limits users to three collections a month, while Max permits unlimited export and deployment; Collection Pass is a one-collection purchase with perpetual re-export. This makes the collection tools most relevant to creators planning a launch, not people who only want a vector converter.

Agents and payments

Agents can connect to AI models, REST APIs, and MCP tools. Paid calls can settle over x402 on Base, Solana, or Hedera without an API key or account, and creators keep 100% of agent run earnings. Amnt also says buyers cannot see the creator's chosen model, instructions, API configuration, or supplied keys. That privacy boundary is useful for publishing an agent without exposing its setup.

Pricing

The Free plan costs nothing, billed $0 forever. It includes 20 free generations a day, all studios and models, downloads, free SVGs and NFT kits, and the ability to run or publish agents. It is a practical way to explore the range, but private work and commercial use are excluded, so professional use requires an upgrade.

Pro costs $10 a month, billed $120 billed yearly. It includes three NFT collections a month, 100 premium SVGs and kits a month, private work and commercial use, plus $108 Balance up front on yearly billing. It fits regular creators who need commercial rights and a defined monthly collection allowance.

Collection Pass costs $29, paid once, billed $29 once. It covers export and deployment of one collection, unlimited re-export of that collection, and $10 of Balance. It is the narrower choice for a single launch rather than recurring monthly collection work.

Max costs $32.50 a month, billed $390 billed yearly. It includes unlimited NFT export and deployment, unlimited premium SVGs and kits, a choice of monthly Balance, and $351 Balance up front on yearly billing. The higher tier suits users whose collection or premium asset needs exceed Pro's monthly caps. The plan descriptions give annual billing totals; Free is the only plan with no charge.

Platforms

Amnt supports web and API access. The image studio requires a wallet, while agent building does not.

Who it's for

Amnt is a strong fit for creators combining editable vector artwork with NFT launches, or for builders who want to publish callable agents and earn from paid runs. Its free generation allowance helps exploration, but commercial creators should budget for Pro or Max. It is a weaker fit for someone seeking only straightforward vector conversion or unwilling to use a wallet for image work.

Pros and cons

• Pros: Editable paths from prompts or images and exports in six formats support revision and reuse.
• Pros: Collection generation scales to 10,000 pieces, and Amnt charges no NFT drop fee.
• Pros: Agent publishing includes callable endpoints, several connector types, and creators retain all run earnings.
• Cons: Free use excludes private work and commercial use, limiting its suitability for professional projects.
• Cons: A wallet is required for the image studio, adding a hurdle for casual vector users.
• Cons: Pro caps collection launches at three per month and premium SVGs and kits at 100 per month.

Alternatives

For a broader comparison of vector-focused tools, browse AI Vector Generators. Choose AnnoMotion instead if its free daily credits and multiple open generators better suit a freemium workflow. Clearly Logo Maker is another option for logo creation. OmniSVG is worth considering for a free demo with five daily generations, no account, and Linux, macOS, web, and self-hosted options. Wix Logo Maker is an alternative for logo work with a free monthly AI-credit allowance and Android and iOS apps. CleanVector offers a free monthly plan with a permanent SVG download, unlimited PNG exports, a color editor, and browser tools. GoToVector provides a no-signup free option with a watermarked SVG sheet and five regenerations. LOGO.com is another logo-making choice with a free plan. logotype.ai is an alternative with a free allowance of three generations and watermarked SVG export.

Verdict

Choose Amnt if you want editable vector generation alongside NFT collection tools or agent publishing, especially when the combination matters more than a focused single-purpose tool. Its free tier makes it possible to explore, and the paid plans add commercial use with clear collection and asset limits. Look elsewhere if you need commercial rights without a subscription, want image generation without a wallet, or need only a dedicated vector tool.