Make your ChatGPT logo ready to use.
Separate a logo from an AI brand board, prepare light and dark versions, and understand which generated details need review before exporting.
A good image is the starting point
A generated image may contain a promising logo alongside mockups, extra variations, or a background that looks transparent but is actually part of the image. LogoTidy’s cleanup workflow starts with the logo you choose and prepares practical files from that source. It is not a guarantee that every generated letter or fine detail is correct.
Select one identity, not the whole board
Download the largest available source image. Upload it and draw a box around one complete logo. Leave out business cards, wall signs, color palettes, and unrelated versions. Check the exact brand name and tagline before starting preparation.
An example: pale lettering that disappears on white
A white wordmark that looked right on a dark mockup can disappear on your website. The light-background variant uses black by default for neutral lettering; the dark-background variant makes it readable on dark surfaces. Distinctive brand colors are used as a reference, and you can choose a custom lettering color. The downloaded PNG keeps transparency even though the preview uses a solid background.
Use Cleanup, Generate, or Upgrade deliberately
Use Cleanup when you want to preserve the chosen design. Use Generate when you need a new identity from a brief, or Upgrade to explore a controlled evolution of an older logo. If the source has malformed letters or missing strokes, it needs an explicit correction or redesign—not just a larger export.
What to download first
For most websites, start with a transparent PNG in the correct background variant. Choose SVG when scalable paths are needed. Your free trial includes one chosen full-resolution file; the complete kit and other formats require purchased credits. Review the result before that first download.