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Interesting to see stable diffusion find more and more practical use cases.
isn’t this just stable diffusion emitting vector images? it honestly seems like a way to harvest emails more than anything.
Stable Diffusion just generates images so they are doing something on top to convert to SVG. Hard to tell how well the svg-ification is of the resulting image.
Cool!

Is this doing something more than just generating bitmap images with stable diffusion and then running some vectorizer on top? Maybe just adding "vector art" to the prompts or is there more going on?

It looks like it's vectorizing the bitmap image due to its resulting quality, manually created vector images don't look that way.
SD never ceases to surprise. 'kim Kardashian' gets me Barak Obama in a kimono.
it looks like this is "just" a search engine for some pregenerated images. so this isn't SD, this is a static image gallery with a search engine
tell us a little more about the tech please OP? why did you decide to work on this? what needed to be done to wrangle SD to produce vectors? what were some surprising findings?
Did you just extract the foreground, posterize, then turn each layer into a vector path?

If so, the SVGification process is interesting, but this has basically nothing to do with Stable Diffusion; you could just as easily have done this with photos.