This tool generates logo concepts, and the word concepts is doing real work in that sentence. What you get is a raster exploration: a clean mark with your brand name set beneath it, useful for finding a direction, testing a name, or holding a place while you decide. It is not a final vector identity, and anyone selling you one from a text box is overselling.
The brand name is typeset, never generated. Image models are notoriously bad at letterforms, and a logo with invented glyphs inside it is the most obvious tell of an AI mark. Here the model is asked for an abstract mark with no lettering at all, and your name is drawn on top in real type across three treatments.
Choose a minimal mark, a badge, a mascot, or a wordmark led by typography alone. Pick an industry and a color, and export on white or on transparent. Each concept costs 1 credit.
No. These are raster concepts, exported as PNG on white or on transparent. If a concept is worth keeping, take it to a designer as a brief rather than shipping it as a final identity.
Because image models invent letterforms. The mark is generated as an abstract shape with an explicit instruction to include no lettering, and your brand name is typeset separately, which is what keeps the spelling exact.
A typography-only lockup with no generated mark at all. It is composed entirely from real type, so it is the crispest option in the set.
One credit per concept, including wordmarks. Generating four variations costs four credits.