Your name, spelled right, in six directions.

AI Logo Generator

Type your business name and what you do, tap a style, and get 4 original logo concepts side by side — minimal marks, emblems, wordmarks, mascots and monograms, with the lettering rendered by the studio’s text model.

4 concepts a run6 stylesName spelled as typedSquare or wide2 credits an image

8 credits for 4 concepts, shown before you generate. Plans renew monthly until cancelled and can be cancelled online at any time — see pricing details.

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Logo design for “Tidewater Coffee” — a small-batch coffee roaster by the sea. Minimal flat vector logo, one simple geometric symbol beside clean sans-serif lettering, two colours. Centred on a plain white background, crisp edges, scalable vector look, the name spelled exactly as given, no mockup, no extra text, no watermark, original design that does not resemble any existing brand.

Create 4logos · 8 credits

Opens the image studio on Qwen Image 3.0 with all of this set — press Generate there. 2 credits an image; the total is confirmed before anything is charged.

Start from a business like yours

Each card opens the studio with a finished logo prompt in the Minimal mark style. Change the name and the words, keep the structure.

How a logo prompt is built

A logo prompt fails in predictable ways: the model draws a mockup on a shop sign, adds a tagline you never wrote, or invents a second word. The generator avoids all three by writing the parts you should not have to think about. You supply the name and the business; the style you tap supplies the form; the tail keeps it a clean, centred, original mark.

1 · Your idea

“Tidewater Coffee” — a small-batch coffee roaster by the sea

2 · The style you tap

minimal flat vector logo, one simple geometric symbol beside clean sans-serif lettering, two colours

3 · What is always added

Centred on plain white, crisp scalable look, the name spelled exactly as given, no mockup, no extra text, an original design that does not resemble any existing brand.

From a name to a shortlist in three steps

1

Name and business

Put the name in quotation marks and add what you do in a few words — “Crumb & Co”, a family bakery known for sourdough.

2

Pick a direction

Minimal mark, emblem, wordmark, mascot, monogram or playful. Square for icons and profiles, wide for headers.

3

Generate and shortlist

The studio renders 4 concepts. Keep the strongest, change one word of the style, and run again.

Getting a logo that works small

Fewer ideas per mark. A logo has to read at 32 pixels on a browser tab. Ask for one symbol, not a scene — a wave, a loaf, a leaf — and let the name do the rest.

Two colours, then one. The styles keep the palette short. Before you commit, check the concept in black on white: a mark that only works in colour will struggle on receipts, stamps and embroidery.

Short names spell best. One or two words come out clean far more often than a long name with a tagline. Add the tagline later in your own layout.

Settings the starter uses

SettingDetail
ModelQwen Image 3.0Text-rich, information-dense layouts
Shapes1:1 · 16:9Square, Widescreen
QualityFixedOne output size per shape
Price2 credits an image8 for the default 4

Trademarks, rights and labelling

Every preset describes a fictional business, and every prompt asks for an original design. Prompts that name public figures are blocked, and the generator is not a way to reproduce someone else’s mark. Clear your logo with a trademark search before you register or print it. Every image is AI-generated and carries a signed C2PA provenance mark saying so, in line with Article 50 of the EU AI Act; anyone can read it on the verification page, and the Content & Safety Policy sets out what may not be created. Plans renew monthly until cancelled and can be cancelled online at any time; the full terms are on pricing details.

Frequently asked questions

How does the AI logo generator work?

Type your business name and a few words about what you do, tap a style, and press Create. The image studio opens on Qwen Image 3.0 with a logo prompt already written — centred, on white, the name spelled as you typed it — and generates 4 concepts side by side so you can pick a direction.

Will the business name be spelled correctly?

Usually, yes. Qwen Image 3.0 is the studio's text-layout model and renders a short name far more reliably than photographic models do. Long names and unusual spellings can still slip, so check every letter; putting the name in quotation marks in the idea box, as the examples do, helps the model treat it as exact text.

Can I use the logo commercially and register it as a trademark?

You can use the images you generate under the terms of service, but a trademark is a legal question the generator cannot answer. The prompts ask for an original design, yet an AI can still land close to an existing mark. Search the trademark register in your market, and have a designer or lawyer review it, before you register, print or build a brand on it.

Can I get the logo as a vector file or a transparent PNG?

The studio generates raster images. For a transparent PNG, run the logo you like through the transparent background maker. For a true vector file, trace the chosen concept in a vector editor or hand it to a designer — the generated concept is the brief, not the final artwork.

Can I make a logo that looks like a famous brand's?

No. Presets never name a brand, prompts ask for a design that does not resemble an existing one, and prompts naming public figures are blocked. Copying a known mark would also expose your business to a trademark claim, which is the opposite of what a logo is for.

How much does it cost?

Qwen Image 3.0 is 2 credits an image, so a run of 4 concepts is 8 credits. The studio shows the total on the Generate button before anything is charged, and failed images are refunded.

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Your name. Six directions. One shortlist.

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