It draws a character as a logo: an animal, robot or knight inside a shield or round badge, with thick outlines and a few flat colors that hold up on a jersey or an avatar. Esports teams use it as a logo maker. On Nano Banana 2.1 an image costs 10 credits.
What makes the look
It has to read on a stream overlay, a jersey and a 32 pixel icon. That rules out fine detail and soft shading.
A heavy dark outline around the character and the badge keeps the shape clear on any background.
Flat fills with one darker tone for shading. Orange and navy, purple and gold, red and charcoal.
Esports mascots snarl, roar or grin. Club and startup mascots smile or wave. Pick one and say it.
A shield, circle or hexagon behind the character. Breaking out of the badge adds motion.
Attach a photo of yourself and ask for mascot style.
Each card shows the prompt, the model and what the image costs. Copy a prompt and swap in your own character and colors. The examples were made on Nano Banana 2, which Nano Banana 2.1 replaced.
An esports mascot logo: a snarling tiger head facing forward inside a pointed shield badge, thick black outlines, flat orange, navy and white only, sharp angular shapes, a few hard-edged highlights. Centered on a plain white background, vector look, no text, no letters.
A mascot logo for a software startup: a friendly round robot waving one hand and holding a wrench in the other, inside a circular badge. Thick dark outlines, flat teal and cream only, simple rounded shapes, a big smile on its screen face. Centered on a plain white background, vector look, no text, no letters.
A sports club mascot logo: a tough bulldog head with a spiked collar, three-quarter view, bursting out of a round badge. Thick black outlines, flat red, white and charcoal only, bold simple shading in one darker tone. Centered on a plain light grey background, vector look, no text, no letters.
A gaming team mascot logo: a raven knight in a horned helmet with glowing eyes, wings spread behind it, inside a hexagon emblem. Thick black outlines, flat deep purple and gold only, sharp angular feathers, hard-edged highlights. Centered on a plain dark charcoal background, vector look, no text, no letters.
A mascot logo for a neighborhood bakery: a cheerful owl in a striped apron holding a rolling pin, inside a round badge with a wheat border. Thick dark brown outlines, flat cocoa brown, mint green and cream only, simple rounded shapes. Centered on a plain cream background, vector look, no text, no letters.
A hockey team mascot logo: a grinning shark crashing through a broken shield, jaws open, one fin pointing forward. Thick black outlines, flat ocean blue, steel grey and white only, angular shading in one darker tone, chunky ice shards flying off the shield. Centered on a plain white background, vector look, no text, no letters.
Name the animal or figure, the expression and what it holds. A team name often suggests one: sharks, ravens, bulldogs.
Give two or three colors and a badge shape. Ask for no text: add the team name yourself in a design tool, where you control the font.
Pick the strongest version and run the prompt on Arrow 2 for an SVG file you can scale to a jersey or a banner.
You can ask for it, but models can misspell names and pick the font for you. Most teams generate the mascot without text and set the name in a design tool.
Run your prompt on Arrow 2. It draws the logo as an SVG file, so it stays sharp on a banner and edits cleanly in a vector tool.
Attach your finished logo as a reference and describe the new pose or expression. Keep the same colors and outline words in the prompt.
The model adds fur, shading and highlights unless you limit them. Ask for two or three flat colors, one darker tone for shading and thick outlines, then check it at icon size.
10 credits on Nano Banana 2.1 at 1K, or 59 on Arrow 2. You can start for free.
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