Ready-made flow · Logo concepts with your name in them, on a clean background
AI Logo Generator
Idyllic's AI logo generator turns your brand name into four logo concepts, each in a different direction: a wordmark, an emblem, a mascot and a monogram. Your name is drawn into every mark, centered on a clean white background that is ready to cut out. Preview the plan free, then download the concept you like or keep refining it.
- You get
- 4 logo concepts as square PNGs
- Directions
- Wordmark, emblem, mascot, monogram
- Image model
- Qwen Image 3, built for sharp text
- Cost
- 40 credits for 4 concepts, on Plus
- Time
- About a minute
Real output · no retouching
One brief.
4 results.
- Brand name
- Lumen Coffee
- What does the brand do?
- Small-batch cold brew for busy professionals
- Style
- Minimal
How to make it
Four steps, about a minute of your time. These are real screens from the run above.
- 01
Name the brand
Type the brand name exactly as it should read, add a line on what the brand does, then pick a style (Minimal, Bold, Vintage badge, Playful mascot, Luxury or Tech) and how many concepts you want, up to six.
Open the flow
- 02
Let the studio sketch
The AI writer plans each concept in a different direction and writes the idea behind it. Then Qwen Image 3 draws every mark with your name in the lettering, centered on plain white. Preview the whole plan free before you spend a credit.
- 03
Compare the concepts
Every concept lands side by side, each with one sentence on the thinking behind it, so you can weigh a wordmark against a mascot at a glance.
- 04
Download or keep going
Open your favorite full size and download the PNG. Or keep going: remove the background for a transparent version, upscale it, put it on a flyer or t-shirt design, animate it, or make it 3D.
Why it beats
a template
Four directions, not four copies
The AI writer gives each concept its own logo type, so you compare genuinely different ideas: a wordmark, an emblem, a mascot, a monogram or an abstract mark. Pick the direction first, polish second.
Your name, in the mark
The brand name goes to the image model exactly as you typed it, and Qwen Image 3 is built for clean lettering. Every concept shows your real name, not placeholder text.
The thinking, written down
Each concept comes with one sentence on the idea behind it. Useful when you are choosing with a cofounder or presenting options to a client.
A clean background, ready to cut out
Marks are drawn flat and centered on plain white, so Remove background leaves a clean transparent PNG for your site, socials and packaging.
One mark, everywhere
Put the logo on a flyer, a sticker or a t-shirt design, turn it into a 3D object, or animate it into a short intro, all in the same studio.
Private and yours to use
Paid plans include a commercial license and private mode, so an unannounced brand or a client project stays out of public view.
What makes a logo work
- Shrink it to favicon size. If the idea disappears at 32 pixels, simplify it.
- Check it in one color, on both a light and a dark background.
- Keep to one idea. A mountain or a coffee cup, not both.
- Match the type to the brand: geometric sans for tech, high-contrast serif for luxury, rounded letters for playful brands.
- Leave the tagline out of the mark. The logo carries the name and nothing more.
- Search the trademark register in your market before you print anything.
Logo sizes and file formats
| Concept from Idyllic | Square PNG, 1:1 | Flat mark centered on plain white |
|---|---|---|
| Transparent version | PNG with transparency | Run Remove background on the concept you pick |
| Website favicon | Square, larger than 48×48 px | Google's recommendation for search results; test it at 16 and 32 px too |
| Social profile picture | Square | Most platforms crop it to a circle, so keep the mark inside the center |
| Signage, embroidery, large print | Vector: SVG, EPS or PDF | Trace the final concept or have a designer redraw it |
Before launch, save three versions: full color, one color, and the icon on its own.
Steal a brief
Each one opens the flow with the brief filled in. Change anything before you run it.
Northpeak Climbing, a bouldering gym in Denver for beginners and serious climbers alike
Ember & Oak Candle Co., hand-poured soy candles with woodsy scents, sold online and at craft fairs
Raccoon Run Gaming, a streaming channel for cozy indie games, with a raccoon mascot
Atelier Kova Architects, a modern residential architecture studio in Los Angeles
Tidepool Swim School, swim lessons for kids ages 3 to 10 in San Diego
Voltline EV Charging, fast public chargers for electric cars along Midwest highways
Little Fig Bakery, a neighborhood bakery known for fig tarts and morning buns
Halcyon Sleep Clinic, a calm, modern sleep clinic for adults with insomnia
Juniper & Pine Landscaping, native-plant garden design for homes in Austin
Questions
Is the AI logo generator free?
You can preview the whole flow free: the AI writer plans real concepts and shows them with sample images. Running it for real is on Plus ($10.50 a month, billed yearly) and uses 40 credits for four concepts. The free plan also includes 3 free images a day in the image studio.
Can it spell my business name correctly?
Your name goes to the image model exactly as typed, and Qwen Image 3 is built for clean lettering, so most concepts get it right. Proofread every letter anyway. If one is off, select that area, describe the fix, or run the flow again.
Can I get a vector or SVG file?
The logo flow makes PNGs. For a true vector, use Recraft Vector in the image studio, which draws logos and icons as real SVG files, or trace your chosen concept in a vector editor.
Can I get a logo with a transparent background?
Yes. Concepts are drawn on plain white so they cut out cleanly. Run Remove background on the one you pick and download it as a transparent PNG.
What should I put in the brief?
The name exactly as it should read, what the brand does and who it is for, and a style. A detail in the description, like 'deep green and cream' or 'a mountain icon', steers every concept.
Can I trademark an AI-generated logo?
Trademark rules differ by country. Search existing marks in your market and check with a trademark professional before you launch.
Can I keep my logo private?
Yes, on paid plans. Private mode keeps your work out of public view, which matters for unannounced brands and client work. Paid plans also include a commercial license.
Can it make a whole brand kit?
Describe the job to the Agent, for example 'a logo, a matching business card and a profile picture', and it builds a flow that makes all three.
Make something else
Everything you can make
Your turn.
Preview the whole flow free. No credit card.