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I don't get the hate this one's getting. I don't think Apple or Google are going to use a site like this for getting their logos made but there are millions of other blogs, social media handles who don't mind a decent looking logo or an idea they can customise further. I think this is an excellent effort and I can already see myself using it.
My current site(https://www.fibretiger.co.za) looks like a Christmas tree that took psychedelics.. :/ I've always been put off by the high cost of the "design-competitions" like 99Designs cause I could just see them recycling bootstrap themes with better colours:/
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I have a degree in AI, and studied it back when it wasn't popular. If I've learned anything, it's that AI is nothing magical. This system is more like classic machine learning using decision trees. It would be nice to try a real neural network, but I haven't found a way yet to come up with neural network generated vector shapes that also look nice. I'm trying to keep the focus on AI to a minimum on my site. To me it…
It would be great for the system to at least move further down the logo image cue and not reuse the first three pictures or so. Could you add a button to fetch a new portion of images?
One of the upcoming deploys will get a feature where you can pick a logo and make new variations based on its fonts, colors or layout. A quick prototype showed that it really helps with getting to a good result fast: Like the colors? generate new fonts / layouts. Like the layout? generate new colors / fonts.
Quite impressed with the way this handled some edge cases I tried out. (Four word company name with the third word having 20 characters, twenty word string etc.) I'm sure a lot of thought went into algorithmizing how to best represent a string of unbroken text in a given space and make it look good at the same time. Edit: Grammar
I was hoping https://mybrandnewlogo.com/how-it-works was a little more in depth of how it actually works but I suppose if they gave away their secret they wouldn't make any money :) I'm guessing they have a stock library of vector art somewhere. I'd love to know what library / libraries they have used. Edit / added: On a different topic. I routinely by logos from Fiverr for about slightly more than these (typically $…
I had a difficult time with the "keywords" portion - I'm assuming they're tying keywords to an icon library. It'd probably be more useful to have a list of words to select from, rather than guessing which ones will be useable by their algorithm.
I think I found a bug. If you put an emoji in the slogan the generated logos all come up empty!
* Logojoy * LogoPony * Logomaster.ai * brandmark.io
I do like that the front page examples are all of logos that remain recognizable when you render them in just 2 color black and white. Too many logos out there are aren't really "logos".