Custom Gamertag Logos

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I love it when I find new ways to blend machine learning with graphic design. A few days ago, a client found me on Google and asked if I could design gamertag logos for him and his team. When he told me he wanted gamertag logos with backgrounds for a mousepad, I thought… now this is a project I HAVE to do.

Now, I’ve wanted to create gamertag logos for years, but I’ve never been great at drawing mascots from scratch. So, I spent two (or three) days training my AI model on what makes a good gamertag logo. Hundreds of images later, tweaks here, adjustments there… and boom, I cracked it.

After showing a few friends, I suddenly found myself in full production mode. I’ve been making these non-stop. In fact, I’m still busy making them as I’m writing this.

Here’s a look at some of the gamertag logos I’ve made recently:


How I Make Gamertag Logos (and Why Clients Get More Than Just One)

When I take on a gamertag logo project, I don’t just create a single option, I generate a TON of them. I usually render about 100 versions, then narrow it down to my top 10 picks. From there, the client chooses their favourite, which I then refine in Photoshop. This way, it’s perfect for mousepads, mugs, t-shirts, or whatever they want to put it on.

Here’s a look at some variations of the same gamertags:


Taking It a Step Further: Gamertags Based on Real People

I thought it would be special to bring the person INTO the design. If a client provides about 30 images of themselves, I can train a model to include their likeness in the gamertag mascot. So instead of a generic warrior, reaper, or rogue, it actually looks like them, but in badass, stylized form.

The only downside is, is that it takes a couple of hours to train those images, so it costs more for the client, but honestly, the results are completely worth it.

Real people gamertags:


My Personal Gamertags

Of course, I couldn’t resist making a few gamertag logos for myself. Whether it’s for gaming, testing new styles, or just because I felt like it, these are some of my personal favorites.

Here are a few of my own gamertag logos:

 


Gamertag Logos & Mousepads for a Team

Check out these Gamertags used on large mousepads:

Want Your Own Gamertag Logo?

Whether you want one for yourself, your gaming team, or as a gift, I’ll make sure it’s next-level.

🔥 Complete the brief and let’s get started.

Gamertag Brief

Get at least 20+ clear images of your face. Make sure to include:

  • Different clothes
  • Different times of day (varied lighting)
  • Different expressions (serious, smiling, neutral, intense, etc.)
  • 4–5 full-body images

Once I contact you, I’ll let you know how to send the images. Start gathering them now!

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About the Author
Justin Wiggins

A professional web design wizard based in Magalieskruin, Pretoria, South Africa. With a passion for graphic design and a knack for creating engaging websites. Over the years he has acquired a unique set of skills from various fields including networking, programming, and marketing. Justin’s love for magic tricks and creating moments of wonder has influenced his approach to design, always aiming to ‘wow’ his clients with stunning and effective websites and graphic design projects.