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Incorporate logo in Figma Weave

  • August 8, 2026
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Anna Dailey

Hi all! I’m trying to create an image in Weave: a flip phone lying in snow, with my company's logo displayed on the phone's screen. I have a reference photo of the composition of the shot and my png logo. When I use those as inputs to the image generate node (I’m using Flux 2 Pro), it re-draws my logo and messes it up in various ways (wrong spacing, font, all kinds of extrapolations). I don’t want to use a Compositor to insert the logo because 1) the phone is tilted on an angle and it looks obvious that the logo is just slapped on top and 2) I want it to have a glowy/glitchy effect like it’s actually being shown on the flip phone. 

 

Any advice on a good workflow to seamlessly work the logo into the scene while preserving its shape for brand consistency? Or are there any image generator models within Weave that you’ve had success interpreting it?

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Chris Woakes
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  • August 9, 2026

I’ve run into this kind of issue with logos too. Once the model starts treating the logo as part of the image content, it tends to reinterpret the typography and spacing instead of preserving it. I’d probably try a workflow where the logo is kept as a separate reference/control while the model generates the phone, lighting, and screen effects around it. The tricky part seems to be getting that integration without losing the exact brand shape.