For Graphic Designer / Brand Designers ·
What you'll accomplish
In under an hour, you'll have 15-20 visual logo directions to work from — not finals, but strong inspiration references that cut concept exploration time in half and give clients more options than traditional solo sketching can produce.
What you'll need
Before generating anything, identify 3-4 distinct conceptual directions from the brief. For each direction, decide:
Write these out before opening Midjourney. The clearer your direction thinking, the better your prompts.
/imagine in a generation channel. On the web Create page at midjourney.com, skip the slash command and just type your prompt directly into the Imagine bar.logo concept, brand mark, icon design, vector style, flat design--no text or --no typography to avoid generating text (Midjourney handles text poorly)--ar 1:1 for square format (most logos work in square)white background to get clean presentationFor a hypothetical financial advisory firm called "Meridian":
Direction 1: Abstract geometric mark:
/imagine abstract geometric logo mark for financial advisory brand, clean minimal lines, navy and gold palette, professional trust, vector style, white background --ar 1:1 --no text
Direction 2: Compass/navigation concept:
/imagine compass star navigation brand mark, premium financial services, minimal geometric, dark navy palette, modern icon design, white background --ar 1:1 --no text
Direction 3: Letter M mark:
/imagine abstract geometric brand mark for [industry], [style adjectives], [color palette], minimal vector design, white background --ar 1:1 --no text
/imagine [concept/object] brand icon for [brand type], [style], [mood], clean logo design, white background --ar 1:1 --no text
/imagine modern letter M logo mark, geometric construction, financial brand, clean bold minimal, premium navy and gold, flat vector design, white background --ar 1:1 --no text
Generate each. You'll get 4 images per prompt = 12 concepts from 3 prompts in 3 minutes.
What you should see: Sets of visual directions that communicate the right brand feeling, use these as stylistic reference, not templates to trace.
/imagine modern letter [letter] logo mark, [industry], geometric construction, [color palette], flat vector style, white background --ar 1:1 --no text