Logo sprint

Brand Design

Brief → four generators in parallel → upscale the winner

Stop running the same brief in four browser tabs

6-column Gab AI Deck recipe for logo / wordmark sprints

Logo Sprint takes a single brief and runs it through Qwen Image 2, GPT Image 2, Gab Image Generator, and Seedream 4.5 simultaneously, then upscales the winner. You stop guessing which generator suits the brand and let the parallel outputs decide. One deck per brand sprint; save the layout as a recipe so the next client engagement starts already wired.

How to use this recipe

  1. Click "Use this recipe" to clone the 6-column layout into a new deck.
  2. Write the brief in column 1 — name, founding line, target audience, three visual references, three banned references.
  3. Run Qwen Image 2, GPT Image 2 Gab Image Generator, and Seedream 4.5 simultaneously; treat the four panels as a moodboard, not a final.
  4. Pick a winner; re-prompt the runner-up generator with the winner's notes for a refined second-round option.
  5. Send the chosen mark to Topaz for vector-grade upscaling; export the master and ship.

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Logo Sprint FAQ

Why four image generators instead of one?

Each model has a different bias — Qwen Image 2 is strong on type, Imagen on photoreal and clean shapes, Gab Image Generator on stylised marks, Seedream 4.5 on vector-friendly output. Running them on the same brief is a fast way to find the right model for a given brand without guessing.

Will the output be vector-ready?

Image models produce raster output; Topaz upscales for print readiness. For true SVG, take the chosen mark into a vector editor for tracing — most designers do this once at the end.

Can I add a fifth column for GPT Image 2?

Yes — open the column rail and add an extra image column bound to GPT Image 2, Nano Banana, or any image model in the catalog. The recipe is a starting point, not a cap.

How do I keep type readable?

Spec the wordmark text and case explicitly in the brief and ask each generator to render it cleanly without flourishes. Qwen Image 2 tends to produce the cleanest typography by default.

Should I run a second round?

Yes — pick the winner, then re-prompt one or two of the other generators with the winner's notes. The second round usually surfaces the final mark.

Can I save the brief for future clients?

Yes — save the deck as a recipe under your account. Every new client clone inherits the brief structure, and you only swap the project-specific details.

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