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Recreate a logo with AI

Lost the original file? Upload the best copy you have and get a clean, high-resolution version with a transparent background.

Updated By Rekreate Editorial Team, Creator tools
Contents How to recreate a logoWhat you getRecreate, redraw or redesign?Frequently asked questions

Almost every brand eventually loses its source files and ends up with a logo that only exists as a blurry JPG on an old invoice. Rekreate's image generator, running Ideogram, can recreate it: sharp edges, correct proportions, readable type and a transparent PNG you can drop on any background.

It is also the fastest way to test variations — the same mark in one colour, in white for dark video, or redrawn in a different style — before paying a designer for the final vector.

Key takeaways
  • Upload any copy of the logo: screenshot, photo of a sign, old PDF export.
  • Get a clean high-resolution image, including transparent background versions.
  • Great for social, video intros and ad creatives; for print and scaling you still want a real vector file.
  • Only recreate logos you own or are authorised to use.

What you get

Details
Output High-resolution raster image (PNG), transparent background on request
Good for Social profiles, video intros and outros, ad creatives, presentations, mockups
Not a replacement for A true vector (SVG/AI/EPS) for large print, embroidery or engraving
Model Ideogram — the strongest of our models at rendering text inside images
Variations One-colour, white-on-dark, stacked and horizontal lockups from the same reference

Recreate, redraw or redesign?

Recreate when the logo is right and only the file is broken: same mark, cleaner edges, correct colour, transparent background.

Redraw in a new style when you want to test a direction — the same name set in a serif, a flat version of a gradient mark, a monogram pulled out of the full lockup. Generate five options in minutes and pick before briefing a designer.

Redesign when the brand itself is changing. AI is a fast sketchpad here, but the final identity — a real vector, a type licence, spacing rules — still comes from a designer.

A practical rule: if the logo will be printed larger than a business card, have the recreated image traced into a proper vector before you use it.

Use it on your own marks. Recreating another company's logo to pass it off as yours, or to build merchandise and fake endorsements, infringes trademark. Recreating your own brand's lost files, or working with the owner's permission, is fine.

Frequently asked questions

Can AI recreate my logo from a photo?

Yes. Upload a screenshot, a photo of signage or an old export, describe the exact wording and colours, and the generator rebuilds a clean high-resolution version.

Will I get a vector SVG file?

No. The output is a high-resolution raster image with optional transparency. For large-format print, embroidery or infinite scaling, have that image traced into a vector afterwards.

Can I get a transparent background?

Yes, ask for a transparent background and the generator produces a PNG with an alpha channel, ready for video overlays and dark backgrounds.

Why does the text in my logo come out wrong?

Text is the hardest part for image models. Put the exact wording in quotes, keep it short, name the typeface style, and regenerate until every character matches. Ideogram is the model we use because it handles type best.

Is it legal to recreate a logo?

Recreate logos you own or have written permission to use. Reproducing someone else's trademark for your own products or marketing is infringement.

How much does it cost?

Logo generations use Rekreate image credits. New accounts start with a free trial.

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