Slogan generator that writes taglines in your brand voice
A good slogan is short, sounds like you and could not belong to your competitor. Your todo.is agent reads your website and your competitors' taglines, writes slogans in several styles, explains why each works, and can drop the best three onto a simple sign or social-post mockup.
The prompt
- Write slogans for [BRAND NAME], a [WHAT YOU SELL AND TO WHOM]. What makes us different: [YOUR MAIN DIFFERENCE]. Brand voice: [TONE]. Read our website at [WEBSITE OR NONE] and the slogans of our 3 to 5 main competitors so ours does not sound like theirs. Write 25 slogans under 7 words, grouped by style: benefit, emotional, playful, bold claim, rhyme or rhythm. Mark the 5 you think are strongest and explain each in one line. Avoid cliches like quality you can trust or since 1999. Then make a PNG mockup of the top 3 on a simple storefront sign and a square social post using our colors [BRAND COLORS], adding the text exactly with clean lettering.
What to change
- [BRAND NAME]: e.g. "Tidewater Coffee".
- [WHAT YOU SELL AND TO WHOM]: e.g. "small-batch coffee roaster selling to cafes and home brewers".
- [YOUR MAIN DIFFERENCE]: e.g. "roasted every Monday, shipped the same day".
- [TONE]: e.g. "warm and a little cheeky" or "calm and premium".
- [WEBSITE OR NONE]: Your site, e.g. "tidewatercoffee.example", so your agent can match your voice.
- [BRAND COLORS]: e.g. "navy and sand", or attach your logo.
Example result
- Competitor slogans found
- • "Coffee, perfected." / "Wake up to better." / "Ethically sourced, expertly roasted."
- All focus on quality and ethics in general terms. Freshness and timing are open.
- Benefit
- 1. Roasted Monday. Yours by Wednesday. *(top 5)*
- 2. Fresher beans, better mornings.
- 3. Coffee that has not waited.
- 4. Days from roaster, not months.
- 5. Taste the week it was roasted.
- Emotional
- 6. The best part of slow mornings.
- 7. Made for the first quiet sip. *(top 5)*
- 8. Coffee worth getting up for.
- 9. Your morning, done properly.
- 10. Small batches, big mornings.
- Playful
- 11. Fresh off the roaster. Mostly. *(top 5)*
- 12. We roast. You boast.
- 13. Beans with a fresh attitude.
- 14. Monday's best export.
- 15. Freshness, served weekly.
- Bold claim
- 16. The freshest bag you will open this year. *(top 5)*
- 17. Never stale. Never sorry.
- 18. Freshness is the whole point.
- 19. Coffee at its peak. Always.
- 20. Roasted to order, not to stock.
- Rhythm
- 21. Roast, ship, sip. *(top 5)*
- 22. Small batch. Big taste.
- 23. Fresh roast, short trip.
- 24. From the tide to your cup.
- 25. Ground true.
- Why the top 5 work
- • Roasted Monday. Yours by Wednesday. Turns your real difference into a promise anyone understands
- • Roast, ship, sip. Three beats, easy to remember, works on packaging
- • Made for the first quiet sip. Emotional, fits home brewers
- • Fresh off the roaster. Mostly. Shows personality; good for social media, less for packaging
- • The freshest bag you will open this year. Bold; only use it if you can back it up
- Mockups
- Top 3 placed on a navy storefront sign and a sand-colored square post, text added exactly with clean lettering.
How to do it with todo.is
- Copy the prompt and fill in your brand, difference, tone and colors.
- Paste it into todo.is on the Today screen, or send it to your agent on Telegram or WhatsApp. Attach your logo for the mockups.
- Your agent checks competitors, writes 25 slogans, explains the best ones and returns PNG mockups.
- Reply with your favorites and ask for variations, like "5 more like number 1" or "versions in French".
Tips for a better result
- Base the slogan on one real difference. If a competitor could use the same line, keep going.
- Short wins: under 7 words is easier to remember and fits on packaging and ads.
- Read it aloud. Rhythm matters more than clever wordplay.
- Test the top 3 with 10 real customers and ask which one they would repeat to a friend.
- Before using a slogan widely, search it and check trademark databases so you are not copying an existing one.
slogan generator: FAQ
- What is the difference between a slogan and a tagline? People often use them the same way. Strictly, a tagline is the lasting line tied to the brand, while slogans can change for each campaign.
- How long should a slogan be? Most strong slogans are 3 to 7 words. Short lines are easier to remember and fit on signs, packaging and social posts.
- Can I trademark my slogan? In many countries, distinctive slogans can be registered as trademarks. Generic or purely descriptive phrases are harder to protect. A trademark attorney can advise.
- Will the text on the mockup be spelled right? Yes. AI images can garble text, so your agent adds the slogan afterwards as real text on the image. Check the result before printing.
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