Prompt library
Copy these prompt templates, swap in your brand details, and generate stronger logo directions in fewer tries.
Use this structure to keep your prompts specific and easy for a generator to follow.
| Brand | Name, industry, audience |
| Style | Mood, shape, and logo type |
| Use case | Where the logo needs to work |
| Output | Ask for multiple directions |
These examples are designed to work as starting points. Replace the brand name and channel details, then regenerate if the first result feels too generic.
Create a minimal AI logo for a startup called Northframe. Industry: workflow software. Style: clean, modern, geometric, and trustworthy. Use a dark blue and white palette, with a simple icon that feels structured and product-led. Provide wordmark and icon variations.
Design a warm AI logo for a neighborhood coffee shop named Morningside Roasters. Style: friendly, handcrafted, and easy to print on cups, menus, and storefront signs. Use earthy browns, cream, and muted green. Include a logo mark that works alone and with the business name.
Generate a premium AI logo for a skincare brand called Luma Atelier. Style: elegant, soft, and modern. Use ivory, black, and a subtle blush accent. Keep the typography refined and balanced, with enough whitespace for packaging and social assets.
Create a bold AI logo for an ecommerce brand called Gridline Supply. Style: sharp, dependable, and easy to read at small sizes. Use a monochrome palette with one electric blue accent. Make it suitable for product labels, website headers, and shipping inserts.
Design an energetic AI logo for a creator channel called Signal Stack. Style: playful but professional, optimized for YouTube thumbnails, profile icons, and merch. Use high-contrast colors and an icon that is recognizable at small sizes.
Build an approachable AI logo for a local home cleaning business called Bright Nest. Style: clean, trustworthy, and friendly. Use a blue and green palette with a simple house-inspired symbol that feels practical for trucks, uniforms, and flyers.
Use the first result to narrow the direction, then push the generator with clearer constraints.
Add words like minimal, geometric, playful, elegant, or bold to reduce noise.
Mention where the logo will appear first so the generator can balance legibility and shape.
Request wordmark, icon, and combination-mark directions before you commit to one concept.
A good logo prompt includes the brand name, industry, target audience, visual style, colors, and where the logo will be used. The more practical context you include, the easier it is to get a usable logo direction.
Yes. The prompts are written to be portable, so you can use them in Felo or adapt them for other AI logo tools. Keep the structure and swap in your own brand details.
Add your business type, the customer you want to reach, and the formats you need first. That helps the generator choose a logo style that works on signage, cards, websites, and packaging.
Ask for several directions first. It is easier to compare wordmarks, icon marks, and combination marks before you narrow the design and polish the strongest option.
Yes. Keep the brand name in the right script and describe the tone clearly. If the logo needs multilingual text, mention that in the prompt so the layout can be adjusted.
Try the main AI logo generator, test a prompt, and compare the strongest concepts side by side.