AI3DLogo

AI3DLogo is a browser-based AI 3D logo maker for generating dimensional-looking logo concepts as raster images. Choose a workflow: create from text using a structured brand brief, or upload an existing 2D logo to produce a 2D-to-3D dimensional treatment.

For text-to-logo, you can enter details such as brand name, optional slogan, industry, style, material, color, background, composition, and direction. You can request one to four variations to compare wordmarks, spelling, layout, and overall styling before downloading the options you like.

For 2D-to-3D, upload a logo image (JPEG, PNG, or WebP) and transform it into a dimensional raster result with added depth, bevel, and realistic lighting. Your original mark, proportions, and visible text are followed, and you can choose material, color, background, and composition for a polished 3D-style look. Output downloads are raster images only—no editable GLB/OBJ 3D model files are produced.

What can I create with AI3DLogo?

You can generate logo concepts from text (wordmarks, typographic directions, emblems, mascots, and badges) and you can convert one existing 2D logo into a dimensional-looking 3D-style raster image.

Can AI3DLogo turn text into a logo without uploading anything?

Yes—use the Text to Logo workflow by entering a structured brand brief (brand name, optional slogan, style/material/color/background, and more). Then generate one to four raster variations.

What file types can I upload for the 2D to 3D workflow?

Upload a logo in JPEG, PNG, or WebP format (up to 24 MB).

Does AI3DLogo output true 3D files like GLB or OBJ?

No. The generator creates dimensional-looking raster images and does not produce editable GLB/OBJ 3D model files.

How many logo options can I generate per request?

You can request 1, 2, 3, or 4 images from the same prompt/brief to compare spelling, composition, and styling.

Is there a free way to try AI3DLogo?

Yes—you can try the AI 3D Logo Maker with free credits, and basic use does not require an account. Each generated image uses the displayed per-image credit cost.