Generate custom logos from websites using OpenAI and Gemini

Transform any website into a custom logo in seconds with AI-powered analysis—no design skills required!

📋 What This Template Does This workflow receives a website URL via webhook, captures a screenshot and fetches the page content, then leverages OpenAI to craft an optimized prompt based on the site's visuals and text. Finally, Google Gemini generates a professional logo image, which is returned as a binary response for immediate use. - Automates screenshot capture and content scraping for comprehensive site analysis - Intelligently generates tailored logo prompts using multimodal AI - Produces high-quality, context-aware logos with Gemini's image generation - Delivers the logo directly via webhook response

🔧 Prerequisites - n8n self-hosted or cloud instance with webhook support - ScreenshotOne account for website screenshots - OpenAI account with API access - Google AI Studio account for Gemini API

🔑 Required Credentials

ScreenshotOne API Setup 1. Sign up at screenshotone.com and navigate to Dashboard → API Keys 2. Generate a new access key with screenshot permissions 3. In the workflow, replace "[Your ScreenshotOne Access Key]" in the "Capture Website Screenshot" node with your key (no n8n credential needed—it's an HTTP query param)

OpenAI API Setup 1. Log in to platform.openai.com → API Keys 2. Create a new secret key with chat completions access 3. Add to n8n as "OpenAI API" credential type and assign to "OpenAI Prompt Generator" node

Google Gemini API Setup 1. Go to aistudio.google.com/app/apikey 2. Create a new API key (free tier available) 3. Add to n8n as "Google PaLM API" credential type and assign to "Generate Logo Image" node

⚙️ Configuration Steps 1. Import the workflow JSON into your n8n instance 2. Assign the required credentials to the OpenAI and Google Gemini nodes 3. Replace the placeholder API key in the "Capture Website Screenshot" node's query parameters 4. Activate the workflow to enable the webhook 5. Test by sending a POST request to the webhook URL with JSON body: {"websiteUrl": "https://example.com"}