I Built an AI Logo Generator
Four months ago I set out to build AI Logo Generator. Not another "type a prompt, get a logo" clone — I wanted something that produced logos people would actually use.
What works: style-constrained generation
The biggest problem with AI logo generators is that they give you an image, not a logo. A logo needs to work at 32×32, 200×200, and on a white background.
My approach: Stable Diffusion with post-processing, color palette simplification (max 3 colors), mandatory background removal, and SVG conversion.
A good logo is a good silhouette first.
What sort of works: style selection
8-10 style presets dramatically improve output quality vs free-form prompting. Users who type "cool gaming logo" get garbage. Users who pick "Geometric + Bold Colors" get usable stuff.
What does not work: one-shot generation
Almost zero AI logos come out perfect on the first try. My initial UI was "prompt → logo → download" — virtually nobody downloaded. The current version generates 4 thumbnails, lets you pick, then refine. This doubled time on site and tripled download rate.
What I would tell someone building this today
Focus on post-generation editing, not the image model. Everyone has access to the same AI models. The differentiation is in how easy you make it to go from "cool AI image" to "actual usable logo."
→ aielogo.com — free, no signup needed for first 5 logos
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