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GTA Prompt

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Tap Copy Prompt to paste straight into your generator. Built for transparent backgrounds and clean edges.

Prompt GTA

Create the custom text "INSERT TEXT HERE" as a highly stylized, bold retro crime-action video game, "Grand Theft Auto" logo inspired by the 1990s open-world video game title-logo aesthetic.

Typography & Letterforms:
Transform "[TEXT]" into extremely bold, heavy, condensed block lettering. The characters should have oversized proportions, thick vertical stems, squared terminals, rounded outer corners where appropriate, and strong geometric construction. Give each letter a distinctive custom-logo treatment using rectangular cut-ins, squared notches, extended blocks, unusual terminals, internal cutouts, and geometric protrusions. The letterforms should feel intentionally modified and custom-built rather than resembling ordinary typed text.

Logo Construction:
Make the typography feel like a single cohesive emblem. Keep the characters tightly packed, with minimal spacing between letters. If the text requires multiple lines, arrange it into 2-3 compact stacked rows, creating a dense, powerful composition similar to the reference. Allow selected letterforms to visually interlock or align with neighboring letters while maintaining perfect readability.

Shape Language:
Prioritize large solid geometric shapes and strong silhouettes. Use a combination of thick rectangular structures and subtle rounded corners. Incorporate distinctive vertical and horizontal cutouts inside the letters. Keep counters and openings clean and intentional. Avoid delicate typography, thin strokes, excessive curves, or decorative flourishes.

Color Treatment:
The actual letterforms must be solid pure white (#FFFFFF). Surround every letter with a thick, solid black (#000000) outline. The outline should be smooth, consistent, and clearly separated from the white letterform, creating a strong sticker-like border around the entire typography. Do not introduce any other colors. No white outer outlines.

Background:
Use a completely solid pure gray (#A8A8A8) background. The background must be perfectly flat and uniform with no texture, gradient, noise, shadows, lighting, or environmental elements.

DTF Printing Optimization:
Design the artwork as if it will be converted into a high-resolution print-ready graphic for DTF printing. Use exceptionally clean, sharp contours and smooth vector-like curves. Keep all edges hard and clearly defined. Avoid extremely thin lines, microscopic details, soft edges, transparency, fading, grain, distressing, blur, glow, or unnecessary texture. Maintain sufficient thickness in every black outline so it remains clearly printable.

Composition:
Center "[TEXT]" within the canvas. Make the logo large and visually dominant with balanced spacing around the overall design. Maintain consistent visual weight across all letters. Do not stretch, warp, skew, or distort the text unnaturally. The final result should look professionally designed as a standalone merchandise logo.

Accuracy:
The text "[TEXT]" must be spelled exactly as provided, with no missing, duplicated, substituted, or incorrectly shaped characters. Every letter must remain clearly recognizable despite the stylized modifications.

Output Requirements:
Ultra-high resolution, extremely sharp edges, clean vector-style artwork, solid white letterforms, thick black outline, pure gray background, high contrast, professional logo construction, print-friendly shapes, clean negative space, centered composition, perfect for DTF printing and easy background removal. No white outer outlines after the black outline.

Do NOT include: additional words, additional text, logos, trademarks, characters, people, vehicles, weapons, icons, decorative illustrations, gradients, shadows, 3D effects, metallic effects, textures, distressing, glow, mockups, clothing, or photographic elements.

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