Turn a sketch into a logo.

Open Sketch to Logo and draw on the canvas, or add an image or an SVG of your sketch. Type a few words about it, pick one of the 11 logo styles and press Generate. The logo comes back in 10 to 30 seconds, and paid plans download it as a layered SVG or a 1024px PNG.

No. Tracing copies your lines exactly, mistakes included. Sketch to Logo reads what the drawing shows and draws the logo again in the style you picked, with clean lines and even proportions. The layout of your sketch stays the same.

Yes. Upload the photo as a PNG, JPG or WEBP and it goes on the canvas as an image layer. You can draw on top of it before you generate. The drawing needs to be readable in the photo.

No. The canvas is there when you want it, with Symmetry and a snap-to-grid option, but you can also upload a finished sketch as an image or an SVG and go straight to generating. Starting from words or a photo instead? Use Text to Logo or Image to Logo.

Sketch to Logo costs 8 credits, and options come back in 10 to 30 seconds. Paid plans start at $24 a month with 1,000 credits and return up to 4 options per run.

You can try it on the free plan, which comes with 24 credits and three of the sketch styles, and needs no credit card. Free generations are public, downloads are 512x512 with a watermark, and there is no commercial license. Paid plans open all 11 styles and add private generation, a commercial license that stays valid after you cancel, and downloads without a watermark.

Yes. Draw it on paper, on a tablet or with a mouse, then upload it or draw it again on the Sketch to Logo canvas. The AI keeps the layout of your sketch and redraws it as a finished logo in one of 11 logo styles.

Get the drawing into Logo Diffusion first: draw it on the canvas, or upload a scan, a phone photo or an SVG. Then describe it in a few words, choose a style and generate. If a result is close, Use as Sketch puts it back on the canvas so you can draw the changes and run it again.

SVG and transparent PNG. On paid plans the SVG is layered, with real vector paths, and the PNG is 1024px. Free downloads are 512x512 with a watermark. PDF and EPS export are coming soon. For a clean cut-out of another image, use the Background Remover.

Image Trace turns your sketch into vector paths that follow the lines you drew, wobbles and gaps included, so you still have to clean it up. Sketch to Logo doesn't trace your drawing, it reads the idea and redraws it as a finished logo in the style you pick. To turn a finished logo file into vector paths, use the Vectorizer.

All 11: Pictorial, Mascot, Retro Mascot, Badge/Crest, Cartoon, Logo Type, Abstract, Line Art, Icon/Emoji, Engraved and Monogram. Each run uses one style, and Pictorial is the default. The free plan includes three of them. See real logos in each on the Logo Styles page.

Yes. The shapes you drew set the composition: where each part sits, which way it faces and how big it is. The style you choose decides how it is drawn, from the line weight to the colors.

Yes. Turn on Symmetry in the canvas toolbar and choose Vertical or Horizontal, and one side mirrors the other as you draw. Snap to grid keeps lines straight, on a square or an isometric grid.

Yes, on a paid plan. Every logo you generate on a paid plan carries a commercial license, and the license stays valid after you cancel. Logos made on the free plan carry no commercial license.