Pick the vibe. AI does the rest.
7 deliverables, commercial rights included.
Master logo (SVG)
Vector master file. Scales infinitely. Editable in any vector tool. Source of truth.
Logo variants (PNG)
Light, dark, monogram, full-mark, social-square, social-rect. Pre-sized for every use.
Color palette
5-6 brand colors with hex, RGB, CMYK, Pantone. Includes neutrals + accents.
Typography pairing
Heading font + body font recommendation with sample treatments. Google Fonts links.
Favicon (.ico /.svg)
Browser-tab favicon, generated from monogram. Multi-resolution bundle.
Social profile assets
Square avatar (1024x1024) + cover image (1500x500) for Twitter / Insta / LinkedIn.
Brand guide PDF
10-page brand reference: usage do/don't, color values, type system, sizing rules. Sharable with vendors.
Common questions.
How many variants does AI generate?
50 per session. Generated from your keywords + style preset. Refresh unlimited times in your session.
Cost?
Free to generate + browse. $89 for full brand kit + commercial rights when you pick a final logo.
Commercial rights?
Yes: full commercial use, trademark-able. Owned by you exclusively once brand kit purchased. We retain no rights.
Editable in Figma / Illustrator?
Yes. Master file is SVG (vector). Open in Figma, Illustrator, Sketch, any vector tool. Edit freely.
Trademark protection?
You can trademark the logo via USPTO after brand kit purchase. We file via our Trademark Registration service ($349 + USPTO fee).
Style diversity?
12 style presets covering most brand identities. Each generates 50 variants per session. Custom style coachable via Q&A.
What if I don't like any?
Refresh free + unlimited. Adjust keywords or style. If still not finding fit, $399 includes 1-on-1 with a human brand designer.
From name to mark in one sitting.
Describe the business in a sentence, pick the styles that feel right, and the generator drafts marks built on your name. Every draft comes in the formats that matter: vector for print, transparent for web, square for avatars. Iterate until one feels inevitable, then claim the whole identity around it: the domain, the email, and the full brand kit with palette and type.
One honest note: a generated mark is a starting point, not a trademark. Before the logo goes on trucks and storefronts, run the name check and consider registration, because the best time to learn a name conflicts is before the signage is paid for.