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Describe a logo, mascot, badge or sticker and pick from four AI designs. Previews are free.

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Your designs will appear here

Describe it in the bar below and we’ll draw four designs. Pick your favourite, and we trace it into a clean vector that prints sharp at any size.

Prompt guide

Try an example

Every prompt makes four designs, one in each style.

  • Bold mark: team logo exampleVintage badge: team logo exampleMinimal line: team logo examplePlayful: team logo example

    Team logo: A roaring bear head logo for "Northside Hockey", navy blue and gold, thick outlines

  • Bold mark: t-shirt exampleVintage badge: t-shirt exampleMinimal line: t-shirt examplePlayful: t-shirt example

    T-shirt: A retro sunset over mountains with the words "Stay Wild", orange, pink and deep purple

  • Bold mark: sticker exampleVintage badge: sticker exampleMinimal line: sticker examplePlayful: sticker example

    Sticker: A cartoon coffee cup with a happy face, brown and cream, bold black outline

  • Bold mark: badge exampleVintage badge: badge exampleMinimal line: badge examplePlayful: badge example

    Badge: A round camping badge with a tent and pine trees, text "Camp Pinewood Est. 1998", forest green on cream

  • Bold mark: mascot exampleVintage badge: mascot exampleMinimal line: mascot examplePlayful: mascot example

    Mascot: A friendly fox mascot waving, for a kids' reading club, orange and teal

  • Bold mark: lettering exampleVintage badge: lettering exampleMinimal line: lettering examplePlayful: lettering example

    Lettering: The word "BREW" in chunky hand-lettered style, black with a red outline

Real results from these exact prompts, not picked or retouched (openai/gpt-image-2.5-flare, 2026-09-28). Yours will differ — every generation is drawn fresh.

Write your own

What it is+Any words, in quotes+2–3 colours+A look

e.g. a bear head logo, "Northside Hockey", navy blue and gold, thick outlines

More tips
  • Name one subject. One clear thing draws better than a scene.
  • Put exact wording in quotes, and keep it short — a few words print best.
  • Say the colours. Fewer colours trace into a cleaner file.
  • Skip photos, gradients and tiny detail: they turn into bands and specks as a vector.
  • Use your own names and ideas — we can't draw other brands' logos or characters.

Then refine: pick a design and ask for one change at a time — “make the bear face left”, “change the gold to red”. It redraws that design and keeps the rest.

Be specific about the subject, style and colours.