The picture shows what the business does.
A motorbike for a garage, a cake for a bakery. People know what the business is before they read the name.
Pictorial style
Pictorial logos from a few words.
Type the subject. The app writes the full prompt, sets the shape, pose and mood, and draws it as one flat symbol with no scene around it. Change any setting and run it again.
Generate a pictorial logo
No credit card required.
Prompt
i need minimal lamb silhouette logo
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Minimalist lamb silhouette profile, featuring clean and continuous lines with a focus on a gentle, standing posture.
a motorbike
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Motorbike emblem featuring streamlined bodywork with raised fuel tank and exhaust pipe, looking to the right.
An elephant whose name is the letter M.
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An elephant whose body is shaped like the letter 'M', trunk raised playfully, looking to the side. The ears are large and floppy.
Uppercase p penguin
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Penguin formed by an uppercase 'P', facing forward with a kind expression. Its design is clean and uses negative space effectively.
Examples
Lamb
Motorbike
Elephant M
Penguin P
ResultPictorialWhy designers pick Pictorial.
A pictorial logo is a picture of one real subject, like an animal, an object or a person, drawn as a flat symbol. The business name sits beside it as separate text.
It stays clear when it is small.
One subject in flat shapes still reads on a shop sign, an app icon or a browser tab, where a long name is too small to read.
It works in one colour.
The shapes are flat, with no gradients or shading, so the logo holds up in black, reversed out of a dark background or in the client's brand colour.
From the gallery
Pictorial logos from the public gallery.
Open any logo to see the prompt that made it and the settings it used, then copy the prompt or open it in the app.
Two settings only Pictorial has.
Structure and composition belong to Pictorial, and detail is shared by every style. Each pair is two real results from the gallery, one on each side of the setting.
Structure
PictorialStraight edges and even angles, or softer natural shapes.
Both portrait, both low detail.
Composition
PictorialHead only, or the whole body. It applies when the subject is an animal or a person.
Both low detail.
Detail
Every styleA minimal shape, or more lines and detail inside it.
Both geometric portraits.
Every style also takes a mood pairing, an industry, a palette and a background. The app sets all of them from your prompt, and you can change any of them.
Start from a sentence, a sketch or a photo.
All three work with Pictorial, on every plan.
“black silhouette of open scissors cutting a film strip where the blades form a sharp crown…”
From a prompt
Name the subject. A few words is enough.
Text to Logo
From a sketch
Draw the rough shape and it comes back as a finished symbol.
Sketch to Logo
From a photo
Upload a photo and the subject in it becomes the symbol. Pictorial is one of the 8 styles that work from a photo.
Image to LogoKeep working on the result.
Every logo you generate opens in the Magic Editor, Logo Variations and the Mockup Generator.
Change one part
Select an area in the Magic Editor and type the change. The rest of the logo stays as it is.
Get variations
Get four new takes on a logo, in the same style or another one.
See it on products
Put the logo on a shirt, a sign or a package before anything is printed.
Restyle it
Apply an effect in the Magic Editor. The shape stays and the finish changes.
Prompts people actually typed.
The most liked Pictorial prompts in the public gallery, word for word, with the logo each one made. Copy one, or open it with its settings loaded.
Stylized "Now" text logo featuring sharp, futuristic fonts, conveying speed. Letters slightly overlap. Looking to the side. make the color green
Geometric · Portrait♡ 36
red Letter A forming an eagle's head, sharp lines defining the form, negative space accents as wing details, looking forward.
Geometric · Portrait♡ 16
A kind bear with a football ball looking forward, promoting watching football. Features a gentle expression and inviting posture.
Organic · Portrait♡ 14
melting chocolate on a piece of cake. Bold curves, simple, memorable. Reflecting appetizing sweet dessert.
Organic · Full body♡ 12
Start with 24 free credits.
Paid plans add full-size downloads and the commercial license.
Free
$0
- 24 credits to try it
- 2 options per run
- All 11 styles, limited by credits
- Watermarked 512 downloads
Recommended
Basic
$24/mo
- 1,000 credits, up to 500 logos
- 4 options per run
- Full-size downloads, no watermark
- Commercial license, yours after you cancel
Annual billing is two months free. Credits renew monthly. Compare all plans.
Frequently asked questions.
Still stuck? Read the docs or reach us through the contact page.
What is a pictorial logo?
A logo built around a picture of one real subject, like an animal, an object or a person, drawn as a flat symbol. The business name is set beside it as separate text.
How do I generate a pictorial logo?
Type a few words about the subject, pick Pictorial and generate. You can also start from a sketch or a photo. Paid plans return 4 options per run and the free plan returns 2.
What can I control in the Pictorial style?
Two controls of its own, structure (geometric or organic) and character composition (full-body or portrait), plus the shared set every style carries: detail level, a mood pairing, an industry association, a harmonised palette and a background colour.
Is Pictorial available on the free plan?
Yes. Every style is open on the free plan in every generation method, Pictorial included. The free plan is limited by its 24 monthly credits, not by style.
Can I turn a pictorial logo into other versions?
Yes. Any generation can go into the Magic Editor, where Logo System turns it into five versions and the other Elements build an icon set, merchandise and a presentation from it.
How is a style different from a filter?
A filter changes a finished picture. A style shapes the generation itself: each of the eleven carries its own prompt logic, which is why switching style rewrites the prompt rather than restyling the same output.
Where do the examples on this page come from?
Every logo on this page was generated in Logo Diffusion with the Pictorial style and published to the public gallery. The prompts are the ones people typed, and the settings are the ones each generation used.
Try Pictorial on your next client logo.
The free plan gives you 24 credits a month, with no card. Paid plans return 4 options per run.
