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Object-Silhouette Slogan Typography

A slogan in bold playful lettering filling a chosen object's outline, vector-style on a solid ground, logo below; object, slogan, colors and brand editable.

Made for Nano BananaUI & Social MockupRevision 4

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The silhouette the lettering has to fill — one recognizable shape with a clean outline, like a coffee cup, a sneaker or a leaf

The words that build the shape — 3 to 6 short ones, since a full sentence shrinks the letters below reading size inside the silhouette

Required
Required

Start with three brand words, not a scene. A dragon on a wall is illustration, not a mark. See why →

Your prompt

Create a typographic illustration shaped like a [OBJECT], where the text [BRAND SLOGAN] forms the shape — bold and playful lettering style that fills the entire silhouette — letters adapt fluidly to the curves and contours of the [OBJECT] — [COLOR 1, COLOR 2] with [BACKGROUND COLOR] background that enhances the focus on the main shape — include [BRAND] logo positioned below the [OBJECT] — vector-style, clean, high resolution, 1080x1080 pixels, square format.

When to use it

Use when a short slogan should double as the illustration—an avatar, sticker or social tile—with the logo tucked under it.

How to get the best result

  • Choose an object with one clean outline; the letters trace its edge, so a leaf or a mug beats anything with thin parts.
  • Keep the slogan to three to six words; the phrase fills the whole shape, so a sentence shrinks below reading size.
  • Set the lettering color and background to contrast strongly; the silhouette exists only where the two separate.

Watch-outs

  • The slogan is drawn as real lettering, Nano Banana's weakest skill; expect misspellings and rerun rather than add words.
  • The '1080x1080 pixels' wording is only a description; the square shape comes from the generator's aspect-ratio setting.

Source and attribution

License
CC-BY-4.0
Example cases by
TechieSA

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