AI Generated Logo Design Contest: 12 Concepts Designed, Scored, and Rolled Out Same Day
Run a full AI generated logo design contest from a single Slack message: parallel AI design lanes each produce distinct concepts, every mark is stress-tested at favicon sizes and in dark and monochrome variants, all of it is scored on a shared rubric, and a human just picks the winner, which rolls out to the website, favicon, and social profiles the same day.
What was getting in the way.
A logo redesign usually means weeks of back-and-forth, a handful of concepts, subjective picks, and no way to know how a mark holds up as a 16-pixel favicon until it's too late. Rebrands stall because exploration is slow and expensive.
Context
Run for the company's own rebrand: the winning mark now lives on its production website, favicon, and social profiles.
How the work runs.
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The brief
A short design brief is written from the request: brand context, hard constraints, and a scoring rubric agreed up front.
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Parallel design lanes
Independent AI lanes generate concepts side by side: vector generation in Recraft and code-drawn geometric SVG marks designed with Claude. Twelve distinct logo candidates in under 20 minutes.
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Stress-test every mark
Each candidate is rendered at real favicon sizes (16px and 32px) plus dark-mode and monochrome variants, so legibility problems surface before anyone falls in love with a design.
- 04
Scorecard + contact sheet
All twelve concepts land on a contact sheet with rubric scores and a podium of top picks, delivered straight to Slack.
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A human picks
The team reviews and chooses. Nothing changes anywhere until that call is made.
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Same-day rollout
The winning mark ships everywhere: website hero via Lovable, favicon swap, nav logo, plus re-rendered social cards, page banner, and avatar kit.
Evidence from the workflow.
Each system has a role.
Contest runs and delivers where the team already works
Slack
AI vector logo generation
Recraft
Geometric SVG design lanes and rubric scoring
Claude
Website build and deploy for the rollout
Lovable
Why this is Coworker.
Takes assignments and reports back. You hand it work, it prepares and returns a result.
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A human picks the winning mark and approves every rollout step. The contest runs in an isolated workspace, no live asset is touched until approval, and all concept files, scores, and QA renders are kept for audit.
Impact / Outcomes
12 distinct AI generated logo concepts, fully QA'd, in ~17 minutes
Every mark pre-tested at favicon size before anyone reviewed it
Winning logo live on the website, favicon, and navigation the same day
Social cards, banner, and avatar kit re-rendered with the new mark
Find where a workflow like this fits.
Start with the systems, work, constraints, and authority already present in your operation.