Kodo vs Logofai

Kodo is a web-based AI design tool that turns text prompts into editable visual projects. It creates presentations, posters, menus, flyers, business cards, invitations, infographics, and social media graphics. Vector editing tools let users adjust elements, colors, and typography after generation. Exports include PNG, JPG, WEBP, SVG, PDF, and PPTX, with PPTX export requiring frames; exported PPTX files can be imported into Google Slides for editing. The free plan costs nothing and includes 30 credits, five projects, one brand kit, watermark-free exports, and custom fonts. Paid plans are Starter at $12 a month, Operator at $39 a month, and Agency at $99 a month, with higher credit, project, and brand-kit allowances. AI generation typically uses about 4–12 credits per design, and free credits do not refill automatically. Designs can be shared with view, edit, or comment permissions.

Logofai turns a sentence about a business into a logo and a coordinated set of brand assets, with tools for creating materials that can also support development work. Its logo maker offers twelve styles and six colour moods; the site says generating an original mark takes about a minute. Further outputs include brand boards, mockups on more than 200 products, lifestyle photography in ten editorial styles, and brand guidelines. The design system contains colour tokens, typography, spacing, components and brand voice, along with a design.md file and live style guide. Logofai says the system can be pasted into Cursor, v0 or Lovable. Logos export as JPG, PNG or editable SVG; mockups and photos are high-resolution images, and design systems export as markdown or HTML. The web, iOS and Android product has a free trial with six one-time credits and paid monthly plans from $9.99/mo. Image generation and refinement use three credits each; a design system uses nine. Credits refresh monthly with a plan, while projects remain available indefinitely, according to the pricing FAQ.