Logos image prompts

Marks, wordmarks and icons to start a brand from.

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Clean wordmark logo

A text-only logo with distinctive lettering, spelled exactly as you type it.

Wordmark logo that spells exactly "[brand name, e.g. Tidepool]" and no other words. Custom [lettering style, e.g. bold lowercase rounded geometric sans-serif] letters with tight, even spacing and one memorable custom detail: [custom detail, e.g. the two o's drawn as linked ripples]. Every letter crisp and correctly spelled. Solid [color, e.g. deep teal] on a plain white background, flat vector, perfectly centered with generous margins. Clean, professional brand identity design.

Aspect ratio: 16:9 (landscape).
Avoid: extra words, taglines, icons, gradients, mockups.

Hand-lettered script wordmark that spells exactly "[brand name, e.g. Tidepool]" and no other words. Flowing brush-pen lettering that looks written in one confident stroke, with natural thick-to-thin contrast, a slightly rising baseline and a small flourish on the last letter. Every letter legible and correctly spelled. Solid [color, e.g. deep teal] on a plain white background, flat vector, centered with generous margins.

Aspect ratio: 16:9 (landscape).
Avoid: extra words, taglines, icons, gradients.

Elegant monogram logo made from the letters "[initials, e.g. TP]", interlocked in a balanced, symmetrical way with a consistent stroke weight, inside a thin [frame shape, e.g. circle] outline. Refined, timeless and legible at small sizes. Solid [color, e.g. deep teal] on a plain white background, flat vector, centered with generous empty space.

Aspect ratio: 1:1 (square).
Avoid: extra letters, words, gradients, mockups.

Fill in the blanks (optional)

Brand nameLettering styleCustom detailColor

A blank left empty is sent as it is, and most tools will then use its example.

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Why it works

Text is where image models slip, so the prompt quotes the exact spelling, says "no other words", and describes the lettering (weight, case, shape, spacing) instead of naming a font. One custom detail is what turns plain type into a logo. Tools known for lettering, such as Ideogram and ChatGPT, usually spell best. Check every letter, then have the winner redrawn as a vector.

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Image Logos

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Minimal geometric logo mark

A bold, simple logo symbol that still reads at small sizes, as a starting point for your brand.

Minimal flat vector logo symbol for a [what the business does, e.g. swimming school for kids]. A single wordless mark that cleverly combines [first idea, e.g. a wave] and [second idea, e.g. a smiling face], built from simple geometric shapes with a consistent stroke weight and smart use of negative space. Bold, balanced and still recognizable at a tiny size, like an app icon. Solid [color, e.g. deep teal] on a plain white background, perfectly centered with generous empty space around it.

Aspect ratio: 1:1 (square).
Avoid: text, letters, gradients, 3D effects, mockups.

Friendly mascot logo for a [what the business does, e.g. swimming school for kids]: [mascot, e.g. a round little otter] with a [personality, e.g. playful and confident] look, shown from the chest up, turned slightly to the side, with a big smile. Simple flat vector style with bold, even outlines, rounded shapes, and only 2-3 solid colors ([colors, e.g. teal, coral and cream]). A clear silhouette that still reads at a small size, centered on a plain white background with generous empty space.

Aspect ratio: 1:1 (square).
Avoid: text, letters, gradients, busy details.

Logo concept sheet showing six different minimal symbol ideas for a [what the business does, e.g. swimming school for kids], arranged in a neat 3×2 grid with equal spacing. Each concept explores a different idea, drawing on [themes, e.g. waves, a smile, a life ring, a droplet], using simple geometric shapes and negative space. All flat vector, solid [color, e.g. deep teal] on a plain white background, each the same size and visual weight so they're easy to compare.

Aspect ratio: 3:2 (landscape).
Avoid: text, letters, gradients, mockups.

Fill in the blanks (optional)

What the business doesFirst ideaSecond ideaColor

A blank left empty is sent as it is, and most tools will then use its example.

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Why it works

Image models like to add lettering, gradients and mockups to logos, so the prompt asks for a wordless, flat, one-color symbol and lists those extras to avoid. It leaves the brand name out on purpose, because a name in a symbol prompt usually turns into misspelled text. Merging two ideas gives you a concept rather than a random shape. Treat the results as sketches, and have the one you pick redrawn as a clean vector.

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