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February 3, 2025
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How to Generate Monochrome Bot Logos Using AI?

  • February 3, 2025
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I want to generate multiple monochrome bot logos that match the following sample design exactly: 

 

 

 

I tried using the AUTOMATIC1111 AI tool with the following settings: 

 

 

 

Checkpoints: revAnimated_v122EOL.safetensors 
ControlNet Model: diffusion_pytorch_model.fp16 

 

Prompt: one color blue logo of robot on white background, monochrome, flat vector art, white background, circular logo, 2D logo, very simple 

 

Negative prompts: 3D, detailed, black lines, dark colors, dark areas, dark lines, 3D image 

 

The AUTOMATIC1111 tool is good for generating images, but I have some problems with it. 
I don't have a powerful GPU to install AUTOMATIC1111 on my PC, and I can't afford to buy one. So, I have to use online services, which limit my options. 


If you know a better online service for generating logos, please suggest it to me here. 

Another problem I face with AI image generation is that it adds extra colors and lines to the images. 
For example, in the following samples, only one of them is correct: 

 

 

 

In the generated images, only one is correct, which I marked with a red square. The other images contain extra lines and colors. 
I need a monochrome bot logo with a white background. 
What is wrong with my prompt? 

1 reply

droopydog500
Community Manager
Community Manager
February 8, 2025

Hello @Pubg32486011zfgs,

 

This forum is for Adobe Firefly, not generating AI images in general. So, we can only help you with this from a Firefly perspective. When you want to generate multiple images from that original image, what differences are you looking for?

 

As a start, I used your image as both a composition and style reference in Firefly and used your prompt.

one color blue logo of robot on white background, monochrome, flat vector art, white background, circular logo, 2D logo, very simple 

 

Based on what exactly you are looking for, the prompt can be changed.


My best,
    droopy

Adobe Community Expert (not an Adobe employee)