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Mascot idea generator

Tell us what you make, how it should feel and who it is for. Get six mascot ideas you can draw in Masko Studio.

What you make
How it should feel pick two
Who it is for

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Masko Studio draws a mascot in the colours and shapes of your logo. 1 credit a drawing.

Six ideas for an app: friendly and playful, for kids.

  • Light bulb

    Lomlo

    A smiling light bulb with a glowing filament, holding a little speech bubble.

    Why it fits: A light bulb is the moment an idea clicks. A friendly and playful look speaks to kids.

    Style: Cute
  • Owl

    Ommo

    A playful owl with big round eyes, wearing a headset.

    Why it fits: An owl says smart and helpful, which suits an app that answers questions. A friendly and playful look speaks to kids.

    Style: Kawaii
  • Cloud

    Cabpop

    A smiling cloud with a puffy rounded outline, holding a tiny phone.

    Why it fits: A cloud feels light and always there, like an app in your pocket. A friendly and playful look speaks to kids.

    Style: Cute
  • Fox

    Febo

    A curious fox with a bushy white-tipped tail, holding a tiny phone.

    Why it fits: A fox reads as quick and clever, like an app people open every day. A friendly and playful look speaks to kids.

    Style: Kawaii
  • Chameleon

    Cozkin

    A cheerful chameleon with a curly tail, holding a tiny phone.

    Why it fits: A chameleon adapts to any screen and any mood. A friendly and playful look speaks to kids.

    Style: Cute
  • Bee

    Boingroo

    A playful bee with tiny see-through wings, wearing a headset.

    Why it fits: Bees are busy and organised, good for getting things done. A friendly and playful look speaks to kids.

    Style: Kawaii

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Six ideas drawn in Masko Studio

Each one is an idea from this generator, drawn from the brief and the style its Draw this mascot button sends.

  • Lomlo, a smiling peach light bulb holding a mint speech bubble
    Lomlo, for an app. Cute style
  • Ommo, a round red owl with big blue eyes, wearing a headset
    Ommo, for an app. Kawaii style
  • Peach Pix, a waving yellow pencil with a pink eraser hat and a striped scarf
    Peach Pix, for a school. Cute style
  • Torch Taz, a tiger in a black and yellow team jersey with folded arms
    Torch Taz, for a team. Cartoon style
  • Riverie, a grey rhino in a navy vest and a pink sweatband
    Riverie, for a team. 3D Render style
  • Pommo, a flat steel blue and white pelican holding a parcel
    Pommo, for an online shop. Flat style

How it works

  1. 01

    Say what you make

    An app, a shop, a café, a school, a team or a channel. Then pick two feelings and who it is for.

  2. 02

    Get six ideas

    Each idea has an animal or object, a name, a look, colours and why it fits. More ideas gives you six new ones.

  3. 03

    Draw your favourite

    Draw this mascot opens Masko Studio with the idea written in. Drawing it costs 1 credit.

Mascot ideas for schools

A school mascot is something pupils can draw, wear and cheer for. Owls, lions, eagles and foxes are classics because each stands for something a school wants: learning, courage, vision or a quick mind. Keep one strong feature and your school colours.

  • Owl

    Odpop

    A warm owl with big round eyes, wearing a scarf in school colours.

    The owl is the classic sign of learning.

  • Turtle

    Tater Tum

    A playful turtle with a patterned shell, wearing a scarf in school colours.

    A turtle shows that steady work wins.

  • Pencil

    Peach Pix

    A kind pencil with a pink eraser hat, wearing a scarf in school colours.

    A pencil is what every pupil carries.

  • Dolphin

    Dotroo

    A curious dolphin with a curved back fin, wearing a scarf in school colours.

    Dolphins are smart and always swim as a group.

  • Fox

    Fenno

    A warm fox with a bushy white-tipped tail, wearing a scarf in school colours.

    A fox is curious and quick to learn.

  • Lion

    Luzo

    A curious lion with a big fluffy mane, carrying a little backpack.

    A lion stands for courage, a classic school mascot.

  • Eagle

    Edzo

    A confident eagle with wide strong wings, wearing a scarf in school colours.

    An eagle stands for vision and aiming high.

  • Bear

    Biplo

    A daring bear with a round belly, wearing a scarf in school colours.

    A bear is strong and protective, good for school spirit.

  • Acorn

    Avpop

    A patient acorn with a textured little cap, carrying a little backpack.

    An acorn grows into an oak, the way pupils grow.

  • Book

    Brook Bram

    A calm book with pages fanning out, carrying a little backpack.

    A book is the heart of every school.

  • Lion

    Lixo

    A honest lion with a big fluffy mane, wearing a scarf in school colours.

    A lion stands for courage, a classic school mascot.

  • Turtle

    Tumkin

    A reliable turtle with a patterned shell, carrying a little backpack.

    A turtle shows that steady work wins.

Team mascot ideas

A team mascot should look strong from the far side of a pitch and still read on a phone. Pick an animal that plays the way your team plays, give it two colours, and make it your own instead of borrowing a club's.

  • Tiger

    Torch Taz

    A daring tiger with a striped tail, wearing a team jersey.

    A tiger is fierce and quick on its feet.

  • Wolf

    Wonky Wim

    A bouncy wolf with a bushy tail, wearing a sweatband.

    Wolves hunt as a pack, the way a team plays.

  • Bear

    Brickmo

    A confident bear with a round belly, wearing a sweatband.

    A bear is big, strong and hard to push around.

  • Hawk

    Hunkin

    A playful hawk with pointed wings, wearing a team jersey.

    A hawk dives fast and rarely misses.

  • Goat

    Guskin

    A fearless goat with curly horns, holding a ball.

    A goat climbs where nobody else dares.

  • Lion

    Lucky Lop

    A playful lion with a big fluffy mane, wearing a sweatband.

    A lion is brave and leads the pride.

  • Rhino

    Ripbo

    A steady rhino with a big nose horn, wearing a team jersey.

    A rhino is hard to stop once it gets going.

  • Eagle

    Eddo

    A smiling eagle with wide strong wings, wearing a team jersey.

    An eagle is fast, sharp-eyed and proud.

  • Bull

    Bunnie

    A resourceful bull with two curved horns, holding a ball.

    A bull is all strength and charge.

  • Goat

    Gabmo

    A fearless goat with curly horns, wearing a sweatband.

    A goat climbs where nobody else dares.

  • Tiger

    Tanklo

    A bold tiger with a striped tail, holding a ball.

    A tiger is fierce and quick on its feet.

  • Lion

    Lumibo

    A steady lion with a big fluffy mane, holding a ball.

    A lion is brave and leads the pride.

Mascot ideas for a business

The generator starts from what you make. These are the animals and objects it suggests for each kind of business.

What you makeMascot ideas
Appfox, owl, otter, rocket, cloud, light bulb, bee, chameleon
Online shopkangaroo, parcel, squirrel, shopping bag, pelican, hamster, star, dog
Café or restaurantcoffee bean, cupcake, croissant, bear, teapot, dumpling, cat, donut, avocado
Schoolowl, bear, eagle, book, pencil, lion, turtle, fox, acorn, dolphin
Sports teamwolf, bull, eagle, shark, lion, rhino, hawk, tiger, bear, goat
Softwareoctopus, beaver, owl, gear, ant, raccoon, rocket, capybara
Agencyfox, parrot, chameleon, octopus, light bulb, paint brush, flamingo, dolphin
Creator channelcat, frog, raccoon, axolotl, capybara, parrot, red panda, camera, popcorn
Nonprofitelephant, dove, bee, turtle, leaf, dog, koala, sprout

Your mascot, drawn in minutes

Masko Studio draws your mascot, then animates it for your site, app and posts.

THE LITTLE DETAILS

A few questions.

How do I come up with a mascot idea?

Start from what you make and how it should feel. Pick an animal or object that stands for it, give it one thing people remember, and keep the shape simple enough to read small.

What makes a good school mascot?

Something pupils can draw and cheer for. Owls, lions, eagles and foxes are classics. Pick your school colours and one strong feature.

Can I use these ideas for my business?

Yes, the ideas are yours to use. Check that a name is not someone's trademark before you put it on products.

What does drawing an idea cost?

Ideas are free. Drawing one in Masko Studio costs 1 credit, and new accounts get 21 credits.

I already have a logo. Can I start from it?

Yes. Upload it under Have a logo already, and Masko Studio draws a mascot in its colours and shapes.

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