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Logo creator

Skill ulpi-io/plugin-marketplace/plugins/resciencelab/skills/logo-creator

Create logos using AI image generation. Discuss style/ratio, generate variations, iterate with user feedback, crop, remove background, and export as SVG. Use when user wants to create a logo, icon, favicon, brand mark, mascot, emblem, or design a logo.From its SKILL.md

Install
npx -y skills add ulpi-io/plugin-marketplace --skill logo-creator

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SKILL.md

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Logo Creator Skill

Create professional logos through AI image generation with an iterative design process.

Prerequisites

Required API Keys (set in environment):

Required Skills:

  • nanobanana - AI image generation (Gemini 3 Pro Image)

File Output Location

All generated files should be saved to the .skill-archive directory:

.skill-archive/logo-creator/<yyyy-mm-dd-summaryname>/

Example:

.skill-archive/logo-creator/2026-01-18-opc-logo/
  logo-01.png
  logo-02.png
  ...
  logo-09-cropped.png
  logo-09-nobg.png
  logo-09.svg
  preview.html

Guidelines:

  • Use current date in format yyyy-mm-dd
  • Add short summary name (project/brand name, kebab-case)
  • Create directory before generating first logo
  • Keep all variations and iterations in same folder
  • Final approved logo should be copied to user's desired location

Workflow

Step 1: Discovery & Requirements

Before generating, gather requirements from user:

Ask about:

  1. Project/Brand name - What is the logo for?

  2. Style preference - See references/styles.md for options:

    • Pixel art / 8-bit retro
    • Minimalist / flat design
    • 3D / isometric
    • Hand-drawn / sketch
    • Mascot / character
    • Monogram / lettermark
    • Abstract / geometric
  3. Aspect ratio - Default is 1:1 (square), options:

    • 1:1 - Square (favicons, app icons)
    • 16:9 - Wide (headers, banners)
    • 4:3 - Standard
    • 2:3 - Portrait
  4. Color preferences:

    • Monochrome (black & white)
    • Specific brand colors
    • Let AI decide
  5. Reference images - Any existing logos or styles to reference?

Wait for user confirmation before proceeding!

Step 2: Generate Logo Variations

Generate 20 logo variations (default) using the nanobanana skill:

# Generate single logo
python3 <nanobanana_skill_dir>/scripts/generate.py "{style} logo for {brand}, {description}, {colors}" \
  --ratio 1:1 -o .skill-archive/logo-creator/<date-name>/logo-01.png

# Batch generate 20 logos
python3 <nanobanana_skill_dir>/scripts/batch_generate.py "{style} logo for {brand}, {description}, {colors}" \
  -n 20 --ratio 1:1 -d .skill-archive/logo-creator/<date-name> -p logo

Guidelines:

  • Use batch_generate.py for multiple variations (includes auto-delay)
  • Save to .skill-archive/logo-creator/<yyyy-mm-dd-summaryname>/ directory
  • Use sequential naming: logo-01.png, logo-02.png, etc.

Prompt Tips:

  • Include style keywords: "pixel art", "minimalist", "8-bit", "flat design"
  • Specify colors: "black on white", "monochrome", "blue gradient"
  • Add context: "tech startup", "food brand", "gaming company"
  • Request format: "icon", "emblem", "mascot", "lettermark"

Step 3: Create HTML Preview

Copy the preview template and open in browser:

cp <skill_dir>/templates/preview.html .skill-archive/logo-creator/<yyyy-mm-dd-summaryname>/preview.html

Then open in default browser:

open .skill-archive/logo-creator/<yyyy-mm-dd-summaryname>/preview.html

IMPORTANT: Update the HTML to include the correct number of logos generated.

Step 4: Iterate with User

Ask user which logos they prefer:

  • "Which logos do you like? (e.g., #5, #12, #18)"
  • "What do you like about them?"
  • "Any changes you'd want?"

Based on feedback:

  1. Generate 10-20 more variations of favorite styles
  2. Use naming: logo-{original}-v{n}.png (e.g., logo-05-v1.png)
  3. Update HTML preview
  4. Repeat until user selects final logo

Step 5: Finalize Logo

Once user approves a logo, process it:

5a. Crop whitespace (make 1:1 with no margins):

python3 <skill_dir>/scripts/crop_logo.py {input.png} {output-cropped.png}

5b. Remove background:

python3 <skill_dir>/scripts/remove_bg.py {input.png} {output-nobg.png}

5c. Convert to SVG:

python3 <skill_dir>/scripts/vectorize.py {input.png} {output.svg}

Step 6: Deliver Final Assets

Present final deliverables:

## Final Logo Assets

| File | Description | Size |
|------|-------------|------|
| logo.png | Original | 1024x1024 |
| logo-cropped.png | No margins, 1:1 | ~800x800 |
| logo-nobg.png | Transparent background | ~800x800 |
| logo.svg | Vector (scalable) | ~20KB |

All files saved to: `.skill-archive/logo-creator/<yyyy-mm-dd-summaryname>/`
Copy final logo to user's desired location.

Quick Reference

Common Prompt Patterns

Pixel Art:

Pixel art {subject} logo, 8-bit retro style, black pixels on white background, {size}x{size} grid, minimalist icon

Minimalist:

Minimalist {subject} logo, flat design, clean lines, {color} on white, simple geometric shapes

Mascot:

Cute {animal/character} mascot logo, friendly expression, {style} style, {colors}, suitable for brand icon

Lettermark:

Letter "{letter}" logo, modern typography, {style} design, {colors}, clean professional look

Supported Aspect Ratios

  • 1:1 - Square (default for logos)
  • 2:3, 3:2 - Portrait/Landscape
  • 3:4, 4:3 - Standard
  • 4:5, 5:4 - Photo
  • 9:16, 16:9 - Wide
  • 21:9 - Ultra-wide

References

What ships with it: 24 files

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Gives 0 of the 12 instructions most images graphics skills give in ~1.6k tokens

Counted across 341 of the 354 authors here whose files we hold, read 2026-09-06

  • Generate images via gemini_generate_imagein 14 of 341, across 10 files
  • Set the aspect ratio via set_aspect_ratioin 14 of 341, across 10 files
  • Verify MCP image tools are available before generatingin 13 of 341, across 9 files
  • Show estimated cost before generatingin 13 of 341, across 9 files
  • Run the post-generation SEO checklistin 13 of 341, across 9 files
  • Structure prompts as subject, setting, style, lighting, compositionin 10 of 341, across 5 files
  • Infer the brand strategy before generatingin 9 of 341, across 5 files
  • Use at most two logo concept methodsin 9 of 341, across 5 files
  • Use one dominant palette with repeating accentsin 9 of 341, across 5 files
  • Extract fileKey and nodeId from the Figma URLin 9 of 341
  • Read product marketing context before asking questionsin 8 of 341, across 3 files
  • Keep the logo simple, symbolic, and ownablein 8 of 341, across 4 files

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  • Generate 20 logo variations by default
  • Use batch generation for multiple variations
  • Update preview HTML with logo count
  • Ask user which logos they prefer
  • Generate more variations of favorite styles
  • Repeat iteration until user selects final logo

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