inkloom
Specialised AI models for logo design — a brand-analysis model turns a business into constraints, typography and symbol models construct the mark, and a composi
What is inkloom?
Specialised AI models for logo design — a brand-analysis model turns a business into constraints, typography and symbol models construct the mark, and a composition engine produces real lockups and clear-space rules. Early access open.
Overview of inkloom
What it is
Inkloom is a set of specialised AI models for logo design. Unlike general image models that produce logo-shaped pictures without construction rules, Inkloom builds a mark as a sequence of explainable decisions. The output is a specification — a mark that can be described, defended and reproduced — rather than a bitmap.
Key features
- Brand analysis: turns a description of a business (sector, audience, tone, competitors) into concrete constraints such as stroke weight, width, geometry, counter shape and symbol families.
- Typography: selects and fits letterforms against those constraints, then applies optical spacing, kerning at display size and custom ligatures where needed.
- Symbol construction: composes geometric primitives under construction rules — shared radii, tangent junctions, consistent terminals — so the result is built rather than sampled.
- Composition: performs optical alignment rather than mathematical centring, derives clear-space ratios from the mark itself, and produces the lockup variants a brand actually needs.
Use cases
Logo design for businesses that need a mark with real construction rules — one that holds at small sizes and large formats, can be handed to a printer or sign maker, and is based on reasoning about the business. Designers who want a specification rather than a generic image.
Getting started
Early access is open at inkloom.art. Create an account, redeem a code, and credits are reserved against your account. Generation is not live yet; the platform (accounts, authentication, credit ledger, access-code system) is running. For detailed instructions, see the repository README.
License and pricing
The license is not stated in the README; metadata indicates NOASSERTION (no license asserted). The repository is published for audit, not distribution. Pricing is not specified yet; early access credits are reserved, and paid plans are planned but not available.
Based on the project's public README and repository metadata.
