Create an Editable Process Graphic With Arrow 2

Quiver’s September 7 announcement describes faster generation, cleaner geometry, and better composition across illustration, vectorization, and animation. Those are provider claims. This workflow checks the part that matters for client revisions: whether you can change the exported shapes and text.

Start with Arrow 2 for this small graphic. Quiver positions Arrow 2 Telos for harder briefs that benefit from added refinement. Compare it when you can name a problem the first result leaves unresolved. Keep the prompt and effort setting consistent when comparing models.

You keep direct control over spelling, font, and later copy changes. This exercise leaves the lettering out of generation, then stores it as ordinary editable text.

Yes. Quiver’s vectorization workflow accepts a raster reference and converts its visible shapes. Use artwork you may upload and inspect the paths, colors, and small details afterward. This guide starts from a written brief instead.

Quiver’s terms restrict free-tier output to personal, non-commercial use. A paid tier removes that restriction; it does not clear third-party rights. Review the output and client requirements before using it. Have the site owner review an SVG before embedding it, including fonts, scripts, and external references.