Turn a Photo into a Logo Using a Style Reference

Format

Text Parameterized

Inputs

subject_photo (image) · Required logo_reference (image) · Required

Outputs

logo_graphic (image)

Replace the ${…} placeholders with your values before using this prompt. See parameters and defaults below.

Image 1 is the subject photo: ${subject-photo}. Image 2 is the reference for logo style and form: ${logo-reference}. Extract the subject from Image 1 and create a new logo graphic directly, following the visual rules of Image 2.

Preserve the subject’s two or three most important identifying features and its pose. Remove the background and unnecessary details. Based on the level of abstraction in the reference, reorganize the outline, proportions, and connections between parts so the result is compact, has a stable visual center of gravity, and uses balanced negative space.

Use Image 2 as a guide for its relationships between lines and shapes, stroke weights and endpoints, curve characteristics, proportions of color areas, amount of detail, composition, and color palette. Match the reference’s level of detail, retaining only shapes useful for recognition or expression. If the reference mainly uses heavy solid shapes, represent the subject with large shapes and a small amount of negative space. If it mainly uses lines, control stroke width, spacing, and breaks or connections between lines.

Borrow only the reference’s design rules. Do not reuse its original subject, specific outlines, letters, or brand text. You may moderately exaggerate identifying features and compress space. Do not force in highlights, textures, or decoration that are absent from the reference.