F13 GmbH

Founded in 2025 by CEO Gregory Janik and CTO Ingimar Tomasson and based in Berlin, Germany, F13 GmbH operates as a software development company that builds artificial intelligence foundation models that generate editable vector graphics such as charts, diagrams, maps, infographics, and presentation assets from text, images, or existing graphics. In September 2026, F13 GmbH raised USD 5 million in pre-seed funding co-led by Credo Ventures and Point Nine. F13 is an AI-powered visual generation platform that creates production-grade, editable vector graphics (SVGs) from natural language prompts. The platform is designed to generate accurate, specification-driven visuals including data visualizations, charts, infographics, diagrams, geospatial visualizations, branded documents, product sheets, educational graphics, and business illustrations.

Its core capabilities include rapid visual generation, design-system compliance, editable vector output, information-grounded graphics, and integration into AI assistants, enterprise applications, and document workflows. The company focuses on generating professional visuals that are accurate, brand-consistent, and fully editable rather than artistic image generation. F13 is likely to generate revenue through subscription-based SaaS licensing for access to its AI visual-generation platform. Additional revenue opportunities likely include API usage fees, enterprise software licensing, AI assistant integrations, document-generation solutions, embedded visualization services, and custom enterprise deployments.

The company may also earn revenue from white-label integrations, developer tools, high-volume graphic generation, and enterprise contracts for organizations embedding automated visualization capabilities into their products, workflows, and AI applications. Given its positioning, the primary business model appears to be recurring software subscriptions and usage-based access to AI-generated vector graphics infrastructure. The company plans to use the September 2026 funding to bring its first vector-graphics model to market and secure additional computing capacity and data.