AI logo generator.
Every model, one place.
Wordmarks, monograms, mascots, app icons — prompt every major image model from one endpoint and one prepaid balance, and keep only the mark that earns it.
Works with Claude Desktop · Claude Code · Cursor · Windsurf · any OpenAI SDK
Real prompts. Real outputs.
Nothing cherry-picked twice.
Every image is a real Pixfaro output for the exact prompt beneath it — generated through the API itself, model named in the caption, click for full resolution. Regenerated when models update.
Design-tuned, typography-strong, and dirt-cheap draft models — one request shape across all of them, so a logo brief can fan out everywhere at once.
One key. One balance.
Zero provider accounts.
A good logo run is a shoot-out: the same brief against a design-tuned model, a typography-strong one, and a stack of cheap drafters. Pixfaro puts them behind one OpenAI-compatible endpoint and one balance — change the model string, keep the brief, compare the marks side by side.
Connect the MCP once in Claude Desktop, Claude Code, or Cursor and logo exploration becomes a sentence. The agent fans the brief out across models, collects the contenders, and iterates on the one you point at — balance warnings arrive before anything stalls.
"args": ["-y", "@pixfaro/mcp"],
"env": { "PIXFARO_KEY": "pf_live_…" } }
# then: “generate 6 logo concepts for Fennec Analytics, then refine #3”
Instruction-based editing takes the near-miss and fixes exactly what's wrong: “make the fox face left, drop the gradient, tighten the kerning.” Edits bill at the source image's tier — iterating on a mark costs cents, not another full shoot-out.
Which model wins for logos?
We benchmark every model weekly and publish the numbers — this is the same registry the API bills from, so the table can't drift from reality. Our per-model read for logo work:
| Model | Our verdict | Median speed | Price / image | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| recraft-v3 | the logo specialist — brand-styled, design-ready marks; start here | 5.1s | $0.048 | Try |
| gemini-pro-image | wordmarks and lockups — real, legible type is its home turf | 20.8s | $0.164 | Try |
| nano-banana-2 | mascots and concept range — the strongest all-rounder per dollar | 10.7s | $0.080 | Try |
| flux-dev | textured badges and emblems — quality without frontier pricing | 4.2s | $0.030 | Try |
| flux-schnell | bulk ideation — 30 rough directions for under a dime | 2.4s | $0.004 | Try |
Speed and price come from our weekly benchmarks — provider cost + 20%, updated when providers move. Every model and tier → /pricing
Three steps.
About a minute.
Sign up (a $1 credit is waiting, no card), grab a key — or skip the dashboard entirely and drop the MCP server into your agent's config.
export PIXFARO_KEY=pf_live_…
Same brief, several models. Cheap drafters map the territory; the design-tuned models fight over the final.
-H "Authorization: Bearer $PIXFARO_KEY" \
-d '{"model":"recraft-v3","prompt":"minimal geometric
fox head logo, flat, two colors"}'
Point at the closest mark and say what's wrong. Instruction-based edits converge in two or three rounds.
"prompt": "same mark, face left,
solid ink, no gradient"
Pay per image.
Know the cost before you run.
A full logo run — thirty cheap drafts to map the territory, then five design-grade finals — lands around a dollar. Per image it's $0.004 to $0.164 depending on the model, and the price is printed next to every model before you spend.
Top up a balance, and each generation debits exactly the listed price — cost and latency come back in the response, so an agent (or a budget) always knows where it stands. Failed generations aren't charged.
Signup gives you $1 of credit with no card — enough to draft dozens of images on the budget models and still compare finals on a frontier one before you spend a cent.
Credits last 365 days; there's nothing to cancel. Optional auto-reload (with a monthly cap) keeps long agent runs from stalling mid-pipeline.
Fair questions,
straight answers.
Something else? support@pixfaro.com — a human answers.
Can I use a generated logo commercially?
Yes — as between you and Pixfaro, you own the images you generate, to the extent the law and the upstream provider's terms allow (AI output may have limited copyright protection). The one thing we'd insist on: run a trademark search before you commit a mark to signage and storefronts. Details in the Terms.
Can I get a transparent background?
Models return opaque rasters, so prompt for a flat solid background (“on plain white”) — that knocks out cleanly in one click with any background-removal tool, including the one already in your design app.
Do I get an SVG?
Not directly — every model outputs raster PNG/JPEG. The standard finishing move is to generate a clean flat mark (recraft-v3 is built for exactly that) and auto-trace it to vector in Illustrator, Figma, or a CLI tracer. Flat, two-color prompts trace nearly losslessly.
Which model renders company names correctly?
gemini-pro-image is the current text-in-image champion of our weekly benchmarks — it sets real, legible type, so wordmarks and name lockups go there. For symbol-only marks the text question disappears and recraft-v3 or flux-dev take over.
How many logo concepts does $1 buy?
The free signup credit alone covers a serious exploration: hundreds of flux-schnell drafts at $0.004, or about 20 design-grade recraft-v3 marks — most teams mix the two and still don't exhaust it on the first brand.
Can my agent do this without me?
That's the design goal. Over MCP the whole loop — fan out, compare, refine, deliver a PNG — is tool calls your agent already knows how to make, and the API returns cost per image so the agent can respect a budget you set.
One balance.
Every kind of image.
Die-cut characters and pack-ready art — same balance, same key.
Click-worthy 16:9 covers with real, legible title text.
Header art on autopilot for every post your agent writes.
The full registry — speed, price, and resolutions for every model.
Building instead of browsing? The same models sit behind the REST API and the MCP server.