AI Logo Generator

Write brand name, industry, audience, and brand positioning first, select 1 to 3 brand personality traits, then invoke Gemini. The tool generates three distinct vector graphic concepts and explains design logic. After selecting a concept, fine-tune color, font, letter spacing, icon ratio, and layout locally before checking preview and downloading files.

Clicking Generate calls Gemini, which suggests three graphic concepts based on your brand brief. If generation fails, an explicit error is shown—no template placeholders are used to fake AI results. Fictional examples on the page are fixed demo materials clearly marked as non-AI, used only to preview editing and exporting. AI outputs may still be generic or resemble existing graphics, so review them before commercial use.

Yes. The brand brief is suitable for entering company business, product features, target customers, and use cases. Websites, independent stores, and B2B enterprises usually also require horizontal headers, icon-only variants, light/dark backgrounds, and favicons, so the workbench provides these previews and exports simultaneously. Business owners should check graphic representation and recognition based on actual business needs.

No. AI-generated concepts do not confer exclusive rights, legal originality, or trademark approval. This tool does not perform trademark searches or evaluate similarity. Before commercial use, check industry logos and target market trademark databases, and consult a designer or professional agency if needed. Do not request imitations of known brand logos.

SVG is a scalable vector format ideal for websites and further design edits; PNG is a raster image with a transparent background suitable for platforms that do not support SVG. This tool converts brand text using built-in open-source fonts into vector outlines, so SVG does not depend on whether recipient devices have the fonts installed. Outlines can be edited as shapes, while raw text and edit parameters are saved in the project JSON.

Supports Chinese and Latin characters covered by built-in fonts. If the selected Latin font does not cover brand text, local Chinese fonts are fallback used with actual font names clearly displayed. Uncovered rare characters or symbols prompt adjustments to avoid missing character boxes. Short brand names are recommended; adjust letter spacing, font size, and layout for longer names.

Yes. Each scheme allows adjusting the primary color, accent color, text color, and light preview background, switching across four typographic directions, and modifying brand text, tagline, letter spacing, font size, icon ratio, text-icon spacing, and horizontal, vertical, or icon-only layouts. Local editing does not call the AI again; undo and redo can roll back actions within the current project.

Compare light, dark, monochromatic, and inverted versions, then review website headers, brand cards, and 16/32 px favicons. Focus on outlines, negative space, and clarity at small sizes, avoiding reliance on ultra-fine lines or intricate details. Color contrast data helps check text readability but cannot replace actual device and physical print sample inspections.

Includes color, monochrome, and inverted SVGs, 1536 px transparent PNGs, icon-only SVGs, 512, 96, 32, and 16 px PNGs, 180 px Apple touch icons, web deployment snippets, color JSON, project JSON, font licenses, and usage guidelines. Web previews do not embed background colors into transparent logos. Inverted assets are suitable for dark backgrounds. Favicons must be hosted on a stable, crawlable URL; appearance in Google Search results is not guaranteed.

The brand brief is submitted to Google model services only after clicking "Generate 3 AI Concepts". This tool does not automatically save inputs or designs; editing, previewing, and exporting occur locally. Do not enter confidential client data, account keys, or trade secrets. Download your project JSON before leaving the page to keep a copy.

You can download the project JSON and load it again from the "Restore Project" entry in this tool. The project retains three AI concepts, model sources, and current editing parameters. Restoring a project will not call the AI, nor will the JSON restore your brand brief form; changing the brief does not automatically update generated concepts—you need to decide whether to regenerate.