Ideogram V3 and Recraft V4.1 turn up together because Vizify’s design tools pair them: when a banner or campaign poster carries a visible headline or call-to-action, the tools tell the Agent to use a graphic-design and text-rendering model such as Ideogram V3 or Recraft V4.1. Neither is promised to render lettering exactly, so the prompt should carry the exact copy and reading order either way.
Where they differ is what else they can do. Ideogram V3 takes one reference image, and it is the model behind two of Vizify’s image operations that start from an existing picture: masked edits, where a mask marks the region to change, and reframes, which extend an image to 1:1, 4:3, 3:4, 16:9, or 9:16. The AI Image Extender is built on that reframe path. Recraft V4.1 has none of this — it takes no reference images and only generates from the prompt.
Recraft’s advantages are in framing and family. It lists 3:2 and 2:3 on top of Ideogram’s six ratios, and its V4.1 family includes Pro and Utility Pro policies at 4MP if you need a larger render. Both return raster images; Vizify does not promise SVG or editable vector output from either.