LetterLab Studio

01 Select a style

Choose a visual direction

Each style has an embedded prompt. Use the arrows or swipe, then select the style you want to adapt.

01 Start here

How this route works

Use these six cards as a quick route through the blank build. Work left to right, then refine the generated prompt at the bottom.

Type the exact letter or word

Start with the text you want to build. Keep it short when you want the material to stay crisp.

Choose the shape

Use the text shape dropdown to tell the tool whether you are making one letter, a word or a short phrase.

Pick the feeling

Choose the mood first. Playful, premium, strange or bold will change how the same material behaves.

Set the type direction

Use this to guide the structure, such as rounded sans, serif, humanist, chunky or editorial.

Add material and elements

Choose what the letter is made from, then add supporting details like bubbles, fur, cereal, water or shine.

Check the prompt

Read the generated prompt, adjust the background, palette and readability, then copy it when it feels precise.

02 Edit this style

Adapt the selected style

Change only the parts you want. The style recipe stays intact underneath.

Change the letter or word Text shape

Change the material or object Other material or object

Change the details Anything else?

Advanced style controls

Style feeling Other feeling Type direction Other type direction Typography logic Other typography logic

02 Build your type direction

Build the type from scratch

Start with the text, then choose the feeling, type route, material, elements, background and colour.

Add text

Text shape

Choose feeling

Choose type direction

Choose material

Add elements

How should it interact with the lettering?

Custom direction or extra details

03 Background and colour

Set the surface and palette

Keep the background clean, make it transparent, or choose a more specific surface. Use a palette or pick your own colours.

Choose the setting

Guidance Choose a setting and the studio will check how it works with your material, mood and readability.

Choose a palette

Or pick your own colours

Use the colour chips rather than typing HEX values. The tool writes the colours into the prompt for you.

Primary Accent Base Text

04 Readability

Decide how clear it needs to be

This controls how far the prompt can push the type before it becomes too abstract.

Readability level Readability note

05 Output format

Choose where this needs to live

Pick a digital or print format. Print options add 300 DPI guidance and pixel dimensions directly into the prompts.

Choose a format

Format guidance

Choose a format to add output dimensions and print guidance into the prompt.

Start with a style or build your own.