AI logo design you can control.

An AI logo generator turns an input into finished logo options using a generative model. Logo Diffusion runs on a real diffusion model, the same class of AI behind modern image generation, trained on logos rather than on general images. The input is a text prompt, a sketch, or an uploaded image. You pick one of 11 styles, get 4 options per run on a paid plan and 2 on free, then refine the result in the Magic Editor and export SVG or transparent PNG.

Every generation is original. Logo Diffusion is a diffusion model that draws each logo from scratch, with no shared icon library and no layout templates, so two companies in the same industry cannot end up with the same symbol. Template based logo makers work the other way round: they assemble logos from a fixed catalog of icons and layouts. Some describe that as AI, but picking from a catalog is not generative AI. Nothing is created to fit your prompt. You get the closest thing already in the set.

Yes on any paid plan. Basic, Pro and Elite all include a commercial license and private generation. The free plan does not: free generations are public, have no vector export, and carry no commercial rights.

Logo Diffusion does not claim copyright on anything you generate on a paid plan. The logo is yours to use, for your own business or for client work, and your paid generations stay private rather than appearing in a public gallery. Free generations are the exception: they are public and carry no commercial rights.

No. A logo you generate on a paid plan stays yours after you cancel. Some logo services tie continued use to an active subscription, so this is worth checking wherever you make one. The one condition is that you did not generate it from material you do not hold the rights to. Plenty of people stay subscribed anyway, for the on brand graphics, mockups and the rest of the toolkit.

SVG and transparent PNG. The vectorizer returns grouped shapes and separate paths with no clipping masks and no auto-trace fragments, so the file opens clean in Illustrator. There is no PDF or EPS export.

Yes. Upload an existing logo to the Magic Editor and it changes only the element you name. Swap the text and the typography stays, including letters that were not in the original. Replace one element and the rest of the logo, its colors and its stroke weights stay where they were.

Ask ChatGPT or Midjourney for the same logo twice and the results come back nearly identical. Logo Diffusion returns a genuinely different set of options on every run, so you can explore an idea instead of re-prompting your way around one answer. They are also not trained on logos, so what comes back reads as an illustration: gradients, texture and fine detail that stop working at small sizes. Logo Diffusion is trained on logos and produces flat logos built for vector output, edits at the element level, and exports SVG directly.

Your generations stay in your account, and any logo can go back into the Magic Editor at any point. A seasonal variant, a new pose, a wordmark version or a merch set is a single operation on the existing logo rather than a new project.

No. Logo Diffusion generates original logos and does not assemble them from a shared library, which removes the duplicate symbol problem. A trademark search is still a separate step before you file, the same as it would be with any logo.