Qwelto is an interactive AI design engine that generates production-ready vector logos, website banners, social graphics, and complete brand kits. Instead of writing complex prompts, you click the designs you like and the AI learns your taste in real time.

Yes — logo creation and SVG downloads are completely free. The Founder Pass ($29 one-time) unlocks banners, social graphics, brand kit exports, and lifetime Pro access.

What is the Founder Pass?

The Founder Pass is a $29 one-time payment that grants lifetime access to all Pro features: downloadable banners, OG images, social graphics, full brand kits, and favicon exports. No subscriptions, no recurring fees.

How does the AI taste engine work?

You start with a brand name and optional style prompt. Qwelto generates a grid of AI designs. You heart the ones you like, and the AI narrows each next set to match your taste. The learning persists across sessions, so it gets better every time you use it.

What file formats does Qwelto export?

Qwelto exports production-ready SVG vector logos, favicon.svg, favicon.ico, design token JSON files, and full brand kit ZIP archives.

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