Overlay a regular grid on an existing logo image to inspect spacing and alignment. Compare proportions visually and export the guide as a PNG.
Blank Square 1:1 grid, 8 rows x 8 columns
A 4×4 drawing grid keeps the portrait in proportion.
Choose a raster image of the mark you want to examine. Include enough surrounding space to inspect its balance within the selected frame.
Use the starting 8x8 grid to compare edges, centers, and gaps. Change the count or guide type to suit the geometry you are studying.
Set a line contrast that leaves the mark readable and download the PNG. Use it for discussion or manual refinement in your design application.
No. It overlays available grid guides on an existing image. It does not invent a logo, detect its geometry, or calculate custom construction circles.
No. The result is a flattened 2400-pixel-wide PNG with the guide included. Vector editing and transparent logo asset production require a separate design tool.
Compare whether similar gaps occupy similar fractions of a cell, whether a centered element actually sits on the midpoint, and how much surrounding space remains. These are visual checks. The grid does not automatically derive the logo’s construction or decide its correct proportions.
Geometrically equal shapes may not appear equally large or equally spaced. Use the overlay to understand the structure, then inspect the logo without the lines before judging the final design. A mathematically tidy grid alone does not establish readability or balance.
AI styles
Choose a style, preview an example, then create an image with AI credits.
