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Pixel Foundry pairs generative AI with a human eye for finishing. Logos, banners, thumbnails, and full brand sets — described in plain words, delivered as files you can actually use.

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A sample of what's shipped

Six briefs, six very different outputs. Your result is built around your brief — not a filter applied to a template.

Process

How a brief becomes a file

Four steps, no back-and-forth required unless you want it.

01

Describe it

Fill in the brief below — what it's for, the mood, sizes you need.

02

We generate

Your brief runs through several AI passes, then a human picks the strongest direction.

03

You review

Two options land in your inbox. Pick one, or ask for a different angle.

04

Files land

Final art arrives in every format your project needs, ready to use.

Pricing

Priced by what you need, not by the hour

Every tier includes two initial directions and one round of revisions.

Single piece

$29 / graphic
  • One graphic, any single size
  • 2 directions to choose from
  • 1 revision round
  • Delivered in 24 hours
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Project pack

$99 / up to 5 graphics
  • Up to 5 graphics, one brief
  • Consistent style across all pieces
  • 2 revision rounds
  • Delivered in 48 hours
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Ongoing studio

$349 / month
  • Unlimited briefs, queued weekly
  • Dedicated style guide kept on file
  • Priority 24hr turnaround
  • Cancel anytime
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