Drawings that are SVG
Ask for a scene and the reply is markup you can open. That is why a moon rabbit or a pelican on a bicycle comes back as a picture file, not a paragraph.
Space Bunny Alpha
An anonymous reasoning model for long threads, screenshots, and drawings made of SVG. Send the odd prompt.
What Space Bunny Alpha is
Space Bunny Alpha is a reasoning model from an unnamed provider, listed on 23 September 2026. You send text, a picture, or a video. It answers in text. The pictures going around are SVG it writes, not a separate photo model.
- Text, images, and video go in. The reply is text, code, or an SVG document.
- The public listing shows a 1,000,000-token context and a 524,288-token completion ceiling. Those are listing limits, not a score measured here.
- Bunny Alpha is the short name for the same model.
What people open it for
A reasoning model that people are trying first as a drawing made of code.
Questions about what you can see
Attach a screenshot, a diagram, or a short clip and ask what is wrong. The answer stays in text.
One thread while you revise
The first SVG is a draft. Say what to move, and the next reply changes that shape instead of starting over.
How to use Space Bunny Alpha
The thread is where the drawing or the answer gets better.
01
Describe the scene or the problem
A short prompt is enough for an SVG. For a screenshot, say what you want changed.
02
Open the thread
The workspace keeps the prompt. Reasoning stays on. Start lighter, and raise the effort if the reply is thin.
03
Revise in place
Point at the ear, the bicycle, or the broken layout. The next message should change that.
Use cases
Tasks that match how people are trying bunny alpha.
SVG illustrations
Icons, storybook scenes, and one-off pictures you can drop into a page.
UI screenshots
A misaligned card or a confusing error, answered with the change to make.
Code in the same thread
A function, a test, then a follow-up when the first version misses a case.
A still or a short clip
Ask what is in the frame. The reply is a description or a next step, not a new video.
Eight prompts to start from
Hover a picture to read the prompt, copy it, or open it in the workspace.
SVG of a small ivory rabbit in a cream space suit, one paw reaching for an orange carrot above a lavender moon. Flat storybook shapes, transparent background, no text.
SVG of a pelican riding a bicycle, side view, bold shapes, pale sky, no text.
SVG of a dog steering a jet ski with a raccoon sitting on its back. Bright water, simple shapes, no text.
SVG of a sunset beach: two animals, birds overhead, and a reflection in the water. No text.
SVG of three carrots orbiting a tiny rabbit helmet, like a vegetable solar system. No text.
SVG icon of a rabbit-ear antenna on a round badge. Single-color shapes, centered, no text.
SVG of a small control panel with one large button and a sleeping rabbit in the corner. No text.
SVG of a rabbit in a deck chair on a crater, stars behind it. Quiet holiday scene, no text.
What the first threads produced
The replies people keep. Not a star rating.
“A moon rabbit in a suit came back as SVG I could open, not a paragraph about rabbits.”
“A broken card screenshot came back as the CSS change, then a second pass when the gap was still wrong.”
“Pelican on a bicycle. The joke stayed, and the shapes arrived in one file.”
FAQ
A reasoning model from an unnamed provider, listed on 23 September 2026. It accepts text, images, and video, and answers in text, including code and SVG.
When a thread needs to keep going
Open a thread first. Plans are on the pricing page when you need a longer run.
See pricingSend the odd prompt
A moon rabbit, a screenshot, or a function that is almost right.