Criador de Brasões
Escolha de 2 a 4 cores principais. Uma regra fundamental da heráldica: metal não deve ser colocado sobre metal, nem cor sobre cor. As peles são consideradas anfíbias e podem ser aplicadas sobre qualquer um.
Escolha de 2 a 4 cores principais. Uma regra fundamental da heráldica: metal não deve ser colocado sobre metal, nem cor sobre cor. As peles são consideradas anfíbias e podem ser aplicadas sobre qualquer um.
Formas geométricas simples que cobrem o escudo.
Formas geométricas simples que cobrem o escudo.
Escolha uma ou mais.
Escolha uma ou mais.
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Ideias de Criador de Brasões
AI Coat of Arms Creator: Design Your Digital Heraldry
Translate your ideas into a timeless emblem. The Somake AI Coat of Arms Creator will combine your basic idea with real heraldic principles to allow you to create a completely unique and meaningful coat of arms or powerful personal logo with unparalleled custom control over the final design.
The Core Idea "Overall Concept"
This is the main part of your creation. Start by describing the story that you want to tell in the Overall Concept text area. On the basis of the suggestion, the AI will suggest possible symbols. For example, "A Family of Practicing Scholars and Astronomers" will help the AI get symbols connected to books and stars, and the history of a noble house will give results more appropriate but of a class that would be determined by the meaning.
Choosing Your Color Palette
In heraldry, colors are called "Tinctures." Use the Tinctures (Colors) dropdown menu to select the primary colors and metals (like Or for gold or Azure for blue). Our AI intelligently applies these colors according to the "rule of tincture" to ensure your design is both historically authentic and visually clear.
Field Divisions
The background of the shield is known by the heraldic term "field." The Field Divisions box permits you to divide this background into the parts intended. The "Quarterly" division would again divide the shield into four parts, it being desirable to thus indicate the blending of two or four different ideas or lineages.
Geometric Foundations: Ordinaries
Ordinaries are the simple, bold geometric shapes that lie across the shield. In the Ordinaries box you can choose those contained in the different classes:
Common: Includes foundational shapes like the Pale (vertical stripe).
Subordinaries: Explore a wider variety of more complex geometric figures.
Custom: Provides an interface for the description of custom unique custom geometric groups arrangements beyond those standard options.
Symbolic Storytelling: Charges
The Charges consist of the symbols and figures placed on the shield. They are the main storeytellers in the creation. Use the Charges filter buttons to explore our vast library of symbols. Select categories like Beasts, Mythical Creatures, or Weapons to find the perfect figures that align with your overall concept.
Customizing and Refining
Here you can gauge the final image to suit the artistic style you require. Type into the Details text field how you want the image to look. If you type "Traditional heraldic engraving style", the AI will render the coat of arms with classic line work. If you type "Modern flat design" the result will be a minimalist version.
Use Cases for Your Heraldry
Fantasy & World-Building: Generate assets for your fantasy world, from a medieval banner for a kingdom to an official-looking country seal for a new nation.
Personal & Family: Design a beautiful emblem for a wedding, create a lasting family crest, or establish a visual identity for a noble house in a story.
Modern Branding: Develop a distinguished crest for a school or a powerful logo for a soccer or football club that conveys tradition and strength.
TTRPG Campaigns: Give your players' characters or guilds a visual identity that evolves with their story.
The AI Creation Process
After fixing the parameters of your request, the AI synthesizes your inputs—the theory, tinctures, divisions, ordinaries, charges, and style particulars—to make a designed and coherent coat of arms. You can always alter the inputs and regenerate the output to explore the variations.
Understanding the Terms
In our tool, you will find info icons (ⓘ) next to important terms. Hover over these for quick definitions and context to help you learn the jargon of heraldry as you work.
Why Use Our AI Coat of Arms Creator?
Beyond a Simple Template
Unlike a static template, our tool dynamically generates unique designs based on your creative text prompts.
Authenticity by Design
The tool is built on a deep understanding of heraldic rules, ensuring your creations are meaningful and legitimate.
Unmatched Stylistic Control
Go beyond symbol selection with the "Details" field to define the exact artistic rendering of your final emblem.
FAQ
Ordinaries are the large, simple geometric shapes that act as a primary division on the shield. Charges are the specific symbolic figures placed on top of the field or the ordinaries (e.g., a lion, a sword, a star).
Be descriptive and focus on the themes, values, or history of a family or house. Instead of "a cool logo," try "A guild of blacksmiths known for strength and precision."
In the "Overall Concept" field, describe the nation's values (e.g., "A coastal nation built on trade and discovery"). Then, in the "Details" field, add stylistic notes like "official country seal," "circular emblem," or "engraved style."
Yes, the tool is designed to deliver results suitable for both personal and commercial use. Be sure to review the licensing terms for specific details.
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