AI Design Generator for Text, Logos and Custom Artwork

One AI design generator, many focused tools

Most design jobs a small brand or creator faces are small and specific: put a line of copy on a photo, localize a flyer, try a few versions of a logo, turn a sketch into something presentable. This AI design generator splits those jobs into focused tools. Each one ships with a prompt written for its task and a short form — an upload plus, at most, a style, a genre, a language or a line of text.

The easiest way to choose is to start from what you already have. A finished layout with copy points to the text tools. A logo points to the branding tools. A drawing on paper points to the sketch tools. A portrait and an idea point to posters, comics, stickers and tattoos.

Everything runs in the browser on tokion.io and in the Telegram bot. You pay per image from one balance that also covers chat with dozens of models and the API — no subscription.

Text on images and design translation

Text-on-Image adds your own words to a photo. Type the line and choose a style: minimal, bold, or one of the editorial looks — luxury, playful or cinematic. The model picks font, size, color and placement so the copy sits naturally in the composition and stays legible, while the photo itself is left alone. Use it for Instagram covers, Pinterest pins or sale announcements.

Design Text Translator handles the opposite case: the copy exists but in the wrong language. Upload the design, type the target language — Spanish, German, French, Japanese, anything — and only the words are replaced. Layout, fonts, sizes, colors and imagery are kept as close to the original as possible. It's a quick way to localize a Shopify banner, a menu or a one-page flyer for a new market.

Short version: new copy, use Text-on-Image; same copy in another language, use the translator.

Logos and branding assets

Both logo tools work with your own mark only — upload a logo you own or one you're designing for a client.

Logo Variations keeps the core identity recognizable — symbol, lettering, overall character — while exploring new layouts, shapes and color treatments on a clean background. Good prep for a rebrand discussion or a seasonal version.

Disco Ball Logo Effect is pure show. Your logo becomes a glossy rounded-square icon made of mirror tiles, lit with blue, purple, orange and gold reflections on a dark background. Great for a party announcement, a playlist cover or a launch-week post; not meant to replace your everyday brand files.

From sketch to artwork, photo or coloring page

Three tools start from drawings, and each one ends somewhere different. Scribble to Art turns a child's drawing or a quick doodle into a polished illustration in the style you choose: watercolor, 3D cartoon, anime, comic, oil painting or children's book. Characters, poses and main colors stay, so the artist still recognizes the piece.

Sketch to Reality skips styles altogether and renders a concept drawing as a photorealistic scene, with real materials, textures, lighting and depth. Handy for showing an interior or product idea before anything is built.

Coloring Book Creator goes the other way: any image becomes black-and-white line art on pure white, with no shading or text. Pick low, medium or high detail — low for young kids, high for adult coloring fans. Pages are print-ready.

Posters, comics, banners, stickers and tattoo previews

Movie Poster Creator casts you as the lead: upload a clear portrait, pick one of eleven genres, and get a dramatic one-sheet with hero pose, genre-matched backdrop, a title and a tagline. Comic Creator takes two photos — main hero and second character — plus a genre and an art style such as American comic, manga, graphic novel, webcomic, caricature or noir, and draws a multi-panel strip with speech bubbles.

Skyline Banner needs no photo at all, just your banner text. The scene is fixed: two figures in black on top of a skyscraper antenna, holding a huge black banner with your message in bold white capitals over a hazy city. It's built for viral-style announcements.

Sticker Creator turns a photo of you into a die-cut sticker with clean white edges and a soft shadow, in anime, manga, cyberpunk or realistic style. Tattoo Designer takes a photo of the spot on your body, your idea and a style, then renders the ink on your skin, following contours and lighting like a healed tattoo.