Symbol, style, and intended use
Optional reference images
Aspect ratio
Describe the symbol, style, and use — app icon, UI glyph, favicon — and Vizify prepares one raster icon concept to review before it runs.
The request, selected options, and staged images open in Vizify for review before execution.
Symbol, style, and intended use
Optional reference images
Aspect ratio
One raster icon concept image
Reusable brief and settings
Describe one glyph or symbol, its style — flat, line, filled, gradient — and where it will be used, such as an app icon, favicon, or UI element.
Add an existing icon set or style reference to guide direction; the written brief remains the primary instruction.
The result is a raster concept for review, not a production-ready vector — vectorize it separately before dropping it into an icon set or design system.
Start with one symbol or glyph, a style such as flat, line, filled, or gradient, a color direction, and the intended use — app icon, favicon, or UI element.
No. The result is raster artwork. Vectorize it separately for a scalable, editable icon file.
Each request produces one icon. Send separate requests for each symbol so a set stays consistent to review individually.
Background handling isn't a guaranteed control on this page — request it in the brief and inspect the result, or use a background-removal tool afterward if you need guaranteed transparency.
Yes. Add up to 8 reference images to guide shape and color.
Choose Auto, Square, Landscape, or Portrait — square is closest to standard icon proportions.
No. The prepared request opens in Vizify, where you can review it before sending.
Yes. The request and resulting artifact can be reviewed, revised, and reused in Vizify.
You can prepare the task on the public page; sign-in is required to upload durably, execute, and save the result.
AI Icon Generator is for a single simple glyph or symbol, often for app or UI use; AI Logo Generator is for a full brand mark tied to a company name. Both currently return raster artwork.
Name the symbol, its style — flat, line, filled, gradient — and where it will be used. Keep the shape simple; icons read at small sizes, so avoid overly detailed scenes.
The result is raster artwork, not a guaranteed editable SVG or vector file — plan a separate vectorization step before adding it to a design system. The prepared request opens in Vizify first; no task runs until you review and send it.