

Logo Diffusion V5 takes style transfer to the next level, even with complex logos that usually break other AIs.
Style Transfer means applying the texture or look of one image onto another — like wrapping a logo in leather, slime, brushed metal, etc. Most AIs do fine when the logo is simple. But once you’re working with real-world, detailed logos, things tend to fall apart. In this blog, I’ll show how Logo Diffusion V5 handles both simple and complex logos — and compare its performance directly with one of the biggest design companies: Adobe Firefly.
Let’s use a logo almost everyone recognizes: the detailed twin-tailed mermaid from Starbucks.
Here’s the key advantage: I don’t need to describe the texture.
The AI automatically analyzes the lighting, surface, and material — then applies it to the logo.
✅ The result: Croissant texture perfectly wraps around the logo without losing structure or fine detail.
Metal — clean edges, realistic surface reflections
Across all styles, the AI kept the logo intact — no distortion, no lost parts. This kind of consistency with complex logos is rare among AI tools.
Now let's try a complex badge/crest logo I created using Logo Diffusion.
Once I picked a favorite version, I set it as the input image and uploaded a photo of a coconut.
Here’s a quick breakdown of the key settings before we continue:
Trying a Simple Logo: Nike
To show consistency across logo types, I tested a minimal logo — the Nike swoosh.
Prompt: "swoosh-shaped logo"
I applied a few of the new and interesting textures.
As expected, the simple shape worked well — just like it did in Adobe’s tool. But it’s important to show that Logo Diffusion can handle both ends of the spectrum.
We tested all the same logos and textures in Adobe Firefly. Here’s what we saw:
On simple logos like the swoosh, both tools performed well.
Try Style Transfer Yourself
Logo Diffusion V5 takes care of the hard parts:
If you want to see how it works on your own logo, click here and try it yourself. Make sure to let us know what you create — we’d love to hear your thoughts!