Photo to Logo

How it works

1. 1

   Upload a clear photo of one subject

   A pet, a product, a storefront, a hand-drawn sketch, or an old logo you want redrawn. One subject on a simple background gives the cleanest shapes. JPG, PNG, or WebP.

   Expect: A logo concept takes about 20-45 seconds. Most people refine once or twice to get the colors and line weight right.
2. 2

   Describe the logo you want

   Say the style, colors, and background in one sentence: 'turn this dog into a flat vector-style logo, two colors, bold outlines, white background, no text'. Name what must stay recognizable — the ears, the roofline, the bottle shape.

   Tip: Leave lettering out of the first pass. AI-drawn text is unreliable, so add your business name afterwards in a design tool where you control the font.

   Copy one of these to get started:

   Pet photo to logo turn this pet into a simple flat vector-style logo mark: bold clean outlines, two colors, plain white background, no text

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   Any photo to a logo mark turn the main subject of this photo into a clean, flat, minimalist logo mark: simple bold shapes, two or three solid colors, crisp edges, plain white background, no text

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   Hand-drawn sketch to clean logo extract the logo from this sketch and redraw it as a flat graphic on a pure white canvas: smooth even lines, solid black shapes, same design — no paper, no desk

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   Redraw a logo from a photo of it recreate the emblem in this photo as a clean flat graphic, seen straight on, with crisp edges and solid colors, on a plain white background — remove the wall around it

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   2 more prompts

   Building or storefront badge turn this building into a round badge-style emblem: simplified line art inside a circle, one dark color on white, no text

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   Recolor a logo concept keep the same logo shapes but use only navy blue and warm orange, flat colors with no gradients

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3. 3

   Refine one thing at a time

   Change a single property per pass: 'make the lines thicker', 'use only navy and orange', 'simplify the fur into a few flat shapes'. Markers are optional — use them only if a change lands on the wrong part.

4. 4

   Check it small, then save

   Zoom out until the mark is thumbnail-sized; if it still reads, it works as a logo. Purchased downloads are full-quality PNG or JPG images, not editable vector files — trace it into a vector in your design tool if you need one for print or signage.