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Ideogram 4 Balanced gave us the most usable logo asset. We ran the same flat mark brief, a corgi astronaut in bold outlines and flat colors, through three models on August 26, 2026. Ideogram 4 Balanced returned it on a plain white field for 2 credits in 43 seconds, which is the only one of the three you could drop into a layout without cleanup. QWEN Image 2.0 Pro drew the most symmetrical shape for 2 credits in about 36 seconds, but wrapped it in a photograph of a printed sticker. Ideogram Character does a different job: it redraws a mascot you already have, for 5 credits. One caveat before the list. None of these three hands back a vector file.

Side-by-side, same prompt

Every model below ran the identical prompt on PixelDojo so the outputs are directly comparable: A cheerful sticker design of a corgi astronaut floating among stars, bold outlines, flat colors, die-cut style

Ideogram 4 Balanced output on PixelDojo

Ideogram 4 Balanced

43s

Plain white background, thick even outlines, flat fills. The easiest of the three to cut out and place. 2 credits.

Best for: A mark you can use as isAPI docs
QWEN Image 2.0 Pro output on PixelDojo

QWEN Image 2.0 Pro

36s

The most symmetrical shape of the three, delivered as a photograph of a printed sticker with a drop shadow. 2 credits.

Best for: Presentation mockupsAPI docs
Ideogram Character output on PixelDojo

Ideogram Character

31s

Needs a reference image and redraws that mascot in a new pose. Kept the character, changed the styling. 5 credits.

Best for: Variations on an existing mascotAPI docs

Ranked by how close the file was to usable

1. Ideogram 4 Balanced, 2 credits, 43 seconds

This is the one we would keep. The mark sits on a plain white field: a corgi in a round bubble helmet with a small antenna, a white suit with a blue and orange control panel, thick even outlines and flat pastel fills. It also drew three small companion marks in the same frame, a rocket, a ringed planet and a scatter of stars, which is handy if you want a set rather than a single icon. Because the background is flat white and the outline is closed, isolating the mark is a one step job. Skip it if your brand name has to appear inside the lockup. We tested the mark on its own here, not the lettering, and type is a separate test with its own failure modes.

2. QWEN Image 2.0 Pro, 2 credits, about 36 seconds

The shape QWEN Image 2.0 Pro drew is arguably the best of the three: symmetrical, a confident dark navy outline, closed forms, no wobble in the linework. The problem is the packaging. It read the brief as a product photograph and returned a printed sticker lying on cream paper stock, complete with paper grain, a soft drop shadow and a slightly warm cast across the white. Our file came back at 2048 by 2048, so there is plenty of resolution to crop into. Skip it if you need the asset rather than the picture of the asset. Getting a clean mark out of this means cutting around the die line and dropping the shadow, and at that point the first model already saved you the work.

3. Ideogram Character, 5 credits, about 31 seconds

Ideogram Character is not a from scratch logo model. It requires a reference image, so we handed it a corgi mark from an earlier run and asked for the same mascot redrawn as a die cut sticker. It kept the character: same face markings, same bubble helmet, same proportions, recognisably the same dog. It changed the styling, swapping a white suit for blue with red cuffs and putting the mascot on a navy field with gold stars. So identity travels, art direction does not. Pricing runs by rendering speed, 3 credits on Turbo, 5 on Default, 7 on Quality, and we ran Default. Skip it for a first logo, since there is nothing to reference yet. Reach for it when a mascot exists and you need it in ten new poses.

Three models, one flat mark brief, August 26, 2026. Two cost 2 credits. The reference driven one cost 5. Every run finished inside 45 seconds.

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Raster in, raster out

All three returned pixels. If you need an editable vector file, the Recraft V4.1 SVG variants output SVG directly, at 1 credit on the standard tier and 5 on the pro tier. We did not run them for this test.

The background is the whole difference

Same brief, same flat art direction, two very different files. One arrived on plain white, one arrived as a photograph of a sticker. Cleanup time is the real cost.

A mascot and a wordmark are separate problems

This test covered the mark only. Rendering the brand name as type is a different job and the models that win it are not always the ones that win here.

How It Works

The test setup behind the ranking:

1

Pick a mark, not a wordmark

We used a flat mascot brief with bold outlines, flat colors and a die cut edge. That isolates shape and color handling from type rendering, which is a separate skill.

2

Give the reference model something to work from

Ideogram Character cannot start blank. We passed it an existing corgi mark and asked for the same mascot in a new pose, which is how mascot variations actually get made.

3

Judge on cleanup, not on taste

We opened each file and asked one question: how much work is left before this sits in a layout. Plain background and closed outlines beat a prettier shape trapped in a photograph.

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Common Questions

Everything you need to know about Logo Design Models

Which AI model is best for logo design?

Ideogram 4 Balanced in this test. It returned the mark on a plain white background with clean closed outlines for 2 credits in 43 seconds, which meant no cutting out. QWEN Image 2.0 Pro drew a slightly better shape but delivered it as a photograph of a printed sticker.

Do any of these return a vector file?

No. All three returned raster images. For an editable vector, use a Recraft V4.1 SVG variant, which outputs SVG directly at 1 credit on the standard tier and 5 credits on the pro tier.

What did each run cost?

Ideogram 4 Balanced 2 credits, QWEN Image 2.0 Pro 2 credits, Ideogram Character 5 credits at its Default rendering speed. Ideogram Character also offers Turbo at 3 credits and Quality at 7.

Can these put my brand name in the logo?

We did not test lettering in this run. The brief was a flat mark with no type in it, so nothing here proves how each model sets words. Test your own wordmark before you commit to a model on that basis.

How do I keep one mascot consistent across many images?

Feed the existing artwork to Ideogram Character as the reference and describe the new pose. In our run the character survived intact while the color scheme drifted, so state the palette in the prompt if it matters.

Can I generate marks from my own code?

Yes. POST to /api/v1/models/ideogram-v4-balanced/run, /api/v1/models/qwen-image-2.0-pro/run or /api/v1/models/ideogram-character/run. Same key, same request shape, one string different.

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