Who it's for
For founders, marketers and anyone who needs logos, posts and mockups without hiring a designer. You need no design skills, only an image app that takes a text prompt. A few steps use an API or a model you run yourself, and the lesson says so.
Lessons
- 1How to make a logo with AI: a prompt, an SVG and a trademark checkMake a logo with an AI image model: a prompt for flat, simple shapes and a transparent background, an SVG that scales, and what to check before you use it.
- 2Text in AI images: which models spell well and the prompts that helpGet readable text in AI images: quote the exact words, say where they go, and pick GPT Image, Gemini, Qwen-Image or Ideogram for your language and layout.
- 3AI social media graphics: sizes, a brand look and one image in many shapesMake social posts, thumbnails and banners with AI: pick the aspect ratio first, keep a brand look with a reusable brief and references, then reshape one image.
- 4AI mockups: put a product or an app screen into a sceneMake product and app screen mockups with AI: cut a product out, put it in a scene with exact words, combine photos and check each label before you share.
Frequently asked questions
Is this Design with AI course free?
Yes. Every lesson is free to read. Some tools the lessons describe need an account, an API key or your own graphics card, and each lesson says where that applies.
Do I need design skills?
No. The prompts are plain English that you can paste into any image app that takes them, and each lesson explains its own terms, such as vector, aspect ratio or cutout. You do need patience to compare results at full size.
Can I use an AI-made logo for my business?
Check before you do. Lesson 1 shows what Wikipedia's articles on trademarks and on AI and copyright say, and it tells you to search your country's trademark register first. It is not legal advice, so ask a lawyer where the stakes are high.
Which AI model is best for text in images?
Lesson 2 sets out what OpenAI, Google, Qwen and Ideogram each document about text. It also shows a typography test result that Ideogram reports for its own model, and it says so, because vendor figures are not neutral.
What should I learn after this course?
The AI video course is next. It starts with a first clip in Sora and moves on to Veo, video prompts and open models.
