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Nine completely different styles, from a wordmark to a seal.
Say the name and what the brand does. An AI agent generates a logo, mark, or emblem with you. Not a template. Nine at once. New accounts get 50 credits, so you can generate for free.
Read the brand
Set nine directions
Draw the grid
Stop here
The form on the left starts one round. Nine logos show up here, then you continue in the thread.
Continue in the thread. Pick a cell there.
ContinuePaste one sentence. The same designer draws nine marks, and you pick a cell.
Send this sentence to Cursor or Codex. It reads the guide and puts the skill in the right folder. Open a new chat when it finishes.
Read https://ninelogo.com/skills/ninelogo/install.md and follow the instructions to install the skill.
Sign in on the billing page, create a key, and set it as NINELOGO_API_KEY. The full key is shown once. It spends this account’s credits. Do not paste it into the chat. /billing
Say the brand name and what it does.
A nine-up grid appears. Cells are numbered 1 to 9, left to right, top to bottom. Pick more than one if you want.
The next grids stay in that direction: concepts, then variations.
A final mark can become a horizontal lockup, an icon, black and white, or reversed.
Ask for an SVG after the final. The grid itself downloads as one PNG.
A new account starts with 50 credits. One image costs 30, so the first round is free. One SVG costs 5. If the balance is short, the chat stops and offers a pack: $10, $25, $50, or $100.
You write a sentence. It talks back, then shows nine logos. Pick one and keep going.
Write the name and what it does. One or two sentences is enough.
The agent answers in the chat, then puts nine different logos on the screen.
Choose a cell. The next round follows it until you want to download.
Nine completely different styles, from a wordmark to a seal.
Every edge is a circle or a straight line, then drawn as a construction.
The agent, in the chat
A quiet mountain coffee shop. The name is Wuling.
Nine directions, far apart.
Here are nine logos for Wuling. They don’t share a template. Tap the one you want to continue.
Real finals from the studio. Each one was picked from a nine-up, then edited in the same chat until it was right.
A mountain with a cup cut through it.
A wordmark. The first character keeps a river stroke.
A sticker wordmark from the first round.
A lamp sitting on a stack of books.
The name written in one brush stroke.
A round seal with the restaurant’s name.
The product name, with one orange dot.
A crane drawn for the banquet restaurant.
A black badge with a brush W.
An open book under a lamp.
The name split into tab and story.
An H monogram in restaurant red.
A pressed stamp with a white W.
A plain way to get a logo that belongs to this brand, and only this brand.
One reply shows nine logos. They don’t look like copies of each other, and you don’t wait for them one by one.
Nothing is pulled from a logo kit. The agent draws each mark for the name you just wrote.
Tap the one you like. The next round starts from that logo, and you can keep talking.
Nine logos come in a single round, so it costs less than ordering them separately.
These are the sentences people use when they want a logo. In ninelogo, that sentence is enough to start.
Say it in ninelogo. Give the name and what the brand does. The agent draws nine different options, not a template. New accounts get 50 credits, so you can generate for free.
Add the brand name, the field, and the feeling you want. Each mark is drawn for that brand.
Style, symbol, letter, color, and layout can sit in one sentence. Tap the one you like, and the next round continues from it.
Upload a reference and ninelogo redraws the feeling without copying the file. Or skip the style and look at nine directions first.
Keep editing in the same chat. Download the logo you choose for a site, packaging, or a card.