Replace Logo on Shirt

How it works

1. 1

   Upload a photo of the shirt

   Use a photo where the chest logo is clearly visible — a front-facing portrait or flat-lay works best. The logo should be large enough to read at normal photo viewing size. JPG, PNG, or WebP up to 7MB.

   Expect: Front-facing photos with the logo fully in frame give the AI precise location data. Photos where the logo is at the edge of the frame or partially hidden may need a second pass.
2. 2

   Describe the new logo

   Type the replacement clearly: 'replace the chest logo with a minimal circular icon featuring a leaf design in forest green' or 'remove the existing logo and replace with a small embroidered eagle in navy blue and gold.' To use your actual logo file, click '+ Add reference image,' upload it, then type 'replace the chest logo with the design from the reference image.'

   Tip: Specify the rendering style: 'embroidered look' vs 'screen-printed' vs 'heat transfer print.' An embroidered polo with a screen-print replacement will look inconsistent — match the texture to the original shirt's production method.

   Copy one of these to get started:

   Replace with your logo file — brand mockup replace the chest logo on the shirt with the logo from the reference image, match the scale of the original logo, use an embroidered look that matches the shirt's fabric texture

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   Minimal icon replacement — clean corporate look replace the chest logo with a small minimal circular icon featuring the letter 'A' in white on a solid navy blue circle, centered on the left chest, embroidered texture

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   Remove logo entirely — blank shirt remove the chest logo completely, replace it with plain fabric that matches the shirt color and texture exactly — no design remaining, seamless blend

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   Sports team jersey logo swap replace the team logo on the jersey chest with the team crest from the reference image, match the existing print scale and position, preserve the jersey number and all other details

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   Color rebrand — same logo shape, new colors replace the chest logo color from orange to teal, keep the exact logo shape, icon design, and scale identical — only change the color fill

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   Add a logo to a blank shirt add a small embroidered company logo to the left chest area of this plain white polo: a circular seal design with the text 'EST. 2020' around the border and a mountain icon in the center, navy blue thread

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   Multi-location logo replacement replace the logo on the left chest AND the logo on the left sleeve with the design from the reference image, keep all other shirt details unchanged

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3. 3

   Check logo scale, placement, and texture

   Zoom to 100% on the logo area. Verify the new logo is proportionally sized to the original, centered in the same chest position, and that the surrounding fabric stitching or collar is unchanged.

4. 4

   Use a marker if the placement is wrong

   If the AI placed the logo on the wrong area — back of the collar instead of the chest, or vice versa — tap a marker on the intended placement area and regenerate. Most front-facing shirts don't need markers.

   Tip: Markers are most helpful on shirts that have logos in multiple locations (chest + sleeve + back). Tap the exact location you want to target.