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126Korean calligraphy logo

A short Korean Hangul name in expressive dry-brush ink with one small red seal.

What you get

  • One large Korean name with expressive dry-brush strokes
  • One small red seal without extra words
  • One logo on the chosen paper or other material

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Korean calligraphy logo sample
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  1. 1Fill in the fields
  2. 2Copy the prompt
  3. 3Paste it into a GPT chat
  4. 4Send it as is and you get an image like the thumbnail example
  5. 5Attach a real photo that fits the card and it is used in the result: a background photo for background cards, a person or food photo for those cards Optional
MaterialOptional
ColorsOptional
Brush strokesOptional
Ink spreadOptional
Seal placementOptional
Output format

Choose a mode, then set the size.

After generating · Short Korean names are more reliable. Check every Hangul block and dry-brush final consonant.

Full prompt 6,071 characters
Generate this image now. Return exactly ONE finished logo image itself; draw it directly, without explanations or questions.
Output size 1080x1080 pixels, 1:1 square post. Keep all text fully readable.
Create one original professional brand identity, one finished composition and one material. No options sheet, multiple applications, props, hands, devices or collage. Never imitate an existing brand's recognizable logo, mascot or typography. Do not add slogans, field labels, unrelated words, watermarks or trademark symbols. The chosen substrate fills the canvas edge to edge.
Keep all essential lettering below the top 12% and above the bottom 15% of the canvas. Center the complete logo group with quiet margins, about 70-78% of canvas width. Adapt the same identity to the chosen ratio without changing the style.

[INPUTS FOR THIS IMAGE]
Korean name selected: "【Korean name】"
Set BRAND_NAME to this input. Preserve its exact spelling, case, spaces and punctuation. Print it exactly once. Never translate or romanize it. This card creates a KOREAN HANGUL name logo only. Prefer 2-4 Hangul syllable blocks. If explicitly asked to choose, invent one short original Korean name in Hangul; never substitute English or Japanese lettering. If no name was supplied, ask for the name rather than inventing an existing business. Do not print the field label.
Material selected: "【Material】"
Apply only this finish to the whole logo. Preserve the fixed style of this card. Foil keeps its physical metal color; palette changes mainly affect the substrate. One continuous surface fills the canvas.
Interpret the selected choice as follows (use only the selected one):
- Ink on blue-gray hanji: near-black ink on muted blue-gray Korean hanji paper, visible long natural fibers.
- Ink on ivory hanji: rich black ink on natural ivory hanji with paper fibers.
- Ink on white rice paper: black ink on white absorbent calligraphy paper with restrained feathering.
- Gold foil on black paper: gold-foil reproduction of the brush strokes on black cotton paper, dry-brush cutouts remain visible.
- Black brush sign on plaster: raised matte black reproduction of brush strokes on cool gray plaster.
- Flat ink artwork: clean near-black brush artwork with dry-brush cutouts on a plain light background.
If the selection line is absent or empty, use Ink on blue-gray hanji only.
Colors selected: "【Colors】"
Use this restrained palette and necessary substrate tones only. Keep the name clearly readable against its background. Real metal retains its physical color.
Interpret the selected choice as follows (use only the selected one):
- Ink + vermilion + blue-gray: near-black name, vermilion seal, muted blue-gray background.
- Ink + red + ivory: black name, red seal, natural ivory background.
- Gold + vermilion + black: gold name, vermilion seal, black background.
- Navy + vermilion + white: dark navy name, vermilion seal, white background.
If the selection line is absent or empty, use Ink + vermilion + blue-gray only.
Brush strokes selected: "【Brush strokes】"
The result remains expressive Korean calligraphy, never printed sans serif, Chinese characters or Japanese lettering.
Interpret the selected choice as follows (use only the selected one):
- Strong dry brush: confident thick-to-thin strokes, dry-brush gaps mainly inside broad strokes, intact essential Hangul strokes.
- Gentle flowing brush: graceful flowing pressure changes, Hangul blocks remain distinct.
- Neat bold brush: balanced bold brush strokes with controlled texture and readable block structure.
If the selection line is absent or empty, use Strong dry brush only.
Ink spread selected: "【Ink spread】"
Keep every supplied Hangul block complete. Ink texture is secondary to character accuracy.
Interpret the selected choice as follows (use only the selected one):
- Controlled: very restrained ink feathering, clear outside contour and readable dry fibers.
- Crisp: crisp outer contour, visible internal brush grain.
- Soft: gentle natural ink spread that never fills counters or erases final consonants.
If the selection line is absent or empty, use Controlled only.
Seal placement selected: "【Seal placement】"
The optional seal contains a simple abstract carved geometric pattern only, never invented names, Chinese characters, dates or extra words.
Interpret the selected choice as follows (use only the selected one):
- Lower right: one small vermilion square seal just below the final character on the right.
- Lower left: one small vermilion square seal below the first character on the left.
- No seal: omit the seal entirely.
If the selection line is absent or empty, use Lower right only.

[RESOLVED DESIGN]
ONE Korean HANGUL calligraphic name, BRAND_NAME, large across the central canvas, about 73-78% of its width. Dynamic original hand-brushed ink strokes, confident thick-to-thin pressure and dry-brush fibers. Every Hangul syllable block is recognizable and complete; dry texture never removes the final consonants or changes the spelling. Default near-black ink on muted blue-gray Korean hanji with visible fibers, one small vermilion square abstract seal at lower right. The seal is only a carved geometric texture, not another word. Name is the main and only lettering. No external illustration, landscape, brush tool, extra poem, slogan or calligrapher signature. Use horizontal balanced writing, energetic but readable. A short 2-4 Hangul-block name is ideal.
Before returning, compare every visible name character with BRAND_NAME, one by one, including Hangul initial consonants, vowels and final consonants. Repair missing or altered letters while retaining the design. Print the brand name exactly once. The finish may be realistic, but the identity must remain clear at thumbnail size.

[Final output format]
Output size 1080x1080 pixels, 1:1 square post. Keep all text fully readable.
This selected output format takes priority over any fixed canvas size or aspect ratio elsewhere in this template. Adapt the composition, text zones and margins to the selected canvas without stretching or cropping essential content. Device safe areas apply only when a device is selected. Never print these format instructions on the image.

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How to use it · FAQ

The Power of Ink for a Single Name

Use this when you want to leave a strong impression with a short name, such as for traditional crafts, pottery, or traditional liquor workshops. This is a Korean Hangul name-exclusive brush lettering logo. It is completed using only the thick and thin pressure of the ink, the cracked texture of a dry brush, and a small red seal. The cover is an example of the fictional pottery workshop "여운" written in ink on blue-gray hanji. The seal contains only an abstract pattern without an additional name, and no poems or background scenery are drawn.

We Recommend 2 to 4 Hangul Characters

The only mandatory field is the Korean name. We recommend inputting an actual name with 2 to 4 Korean Hangul characters. The shorter the name, the more accurate—please check character by character. If you haven't decided on a name yet, you can receive a short fictional Korean Hangul name by choosing "Choose for me". English and Japanese cards are also used to create Korean Hangul name logos and are not converted into Japanese calligraphy or English brush lettering. Because long names are prone to strokes sticking together, check even more carefully to ensure all characters remain intact.

Choose Strokes and Paper

There are six materials: Ink on blue-gray hanji, Ink on ivory hanji, Ink on white rice paper, Gold foil on black paper, Black brush sign on plaster, and Flat ink artwork. Gold foil and signs are material examples reproducing brush shapes. Even if you choose from Strong dry brush, Gentle flowing brush, or Neat bold brush, the Korean Hangul structure is maintained. You can adjust the Ink spread and Seal placement, and it is also possible to proceed with No seal. If you leave selections blank, the defaults are Ink on blue-gray hanji, Ink + vermilion + blue-gray, Strong dry brush, Controlled, and Lower right seal.

Read the Name Before Fancy Strokes

Select a 1:1 ratio without photos and send the prompt. Compare initials, vowels, and final consonants character by character. If a final consonant is buried in dry strokes, request "Keep the strokes of the name 여운 accurately and apply the brush texture only inside the bold strokes." If the seal is too large, request "Reduce the seal to about 15% of the name's height." For actual signs or stamps, exclude paper fibers and shadows to clean up the flat artwork, and also check small pieces created by ink spreading. The cover is 2:3 and the default result is 1:1.

Before commercial use, search KIPRIS and the relevant trademark database; for large signs or prints, have the logo redrawn as a clean vector.