Get an editable vector logo out of AI concepts for an internal tool

sweetmelon team · Marketing

Your team's new internal tool needs a logo by Friday, and nobody is going to approve a design budget for it. An image generator gives you nice concepts, but they're flat pictures, so changing one color means generating the whole thing again. Split it into two steps. First, have an image AI produce lots of concepts, and keep refining the one you like while you get on with other work. Then give that final image to an AI that can write code and ask it to redraw the logo as an SVG file, shape by shape. Open the file in a vector editor before you call it done. Every shape should be selectable and editable on its own. Make sure there isn't a picture of the logo tucked inside the file, which some AIs hand back in place of a real redraw. Then shrink it to icon size and see whether it still reads. You end up with a logo you can recolor and send to print, without days of back and forth with a freelancer. For the company's main brand, or anything you plan to trademark, a designer is still worth paying.