AI Slogan Generator for Taglines and Package Lines

A tagline is the short line that stays with the brand: under the logo, on every package, on the site. A slogan may be made for one product or one campaign. Many people use the two words for the same thing, so this slogan generator works as a tagline generator too, and sorts every line by where it goes.

Package front lines sit under the product name, so they are short: up to 40 characters and 6 words, and they never repeat the brand, which is printed already. Brand taglines have 2 to 6 words and up to 30 characters, to fit under a logo. Ad and social lines may run to 70 characters, for a bio, a post or a promotion, and that is where rhyme and wordplay get the most room.

These limits are ours, not a printer’s or a platform’s: we set them so a line fits where it goes, and the writer aims a little under each. Every character counts, spaces included. Chinese lines have their own limits: 16, 12 and 30 characters.

Each line comes with a style tag, such as rhyme, alliteration or a call to action, and one short reason it works, so you can judge a slogan rather than just like it.

A good slogan is short, says one true thing and sounds like the brand. Give the slogan maker facts, not adjectives: "medium roast from Huila with chocolate and cherry notes, roasted to order" gives it something to say; "premium quality coffee" does not. The lines never claim more than your details say.

Leave the product name empty to get taglines for the whole brand. Juniper & Salt, a skincare brand from the Oregon coast, asked for premium taglines that lean on alliteration and got lines such as "Calm care, coastal roots" and "Start with less."

Pick a tone and any of the six styles, or none for a mix. Say who it is for if it helps: pour-over fans who buy beans by origin hear a line differently from someone buying a gift. Then star the lines you like, and ask the slogan maker for 10 more like the best one.

A slogan is a claim like any other words on the package. Only a drug may say it cures, treats or prevents a disease, and FDA counts the signs and symptoms of a disease too, so even "soothes sore throats" is a disease claim (21 CFR 101.93(g)(2)). Meadow & Hive wrote "A natural remedy for sore throats" in the details of its honey: the form flagged it before the run, and none of the 20 lines repeats it.

Words such as high protein, low fat, sugar free or healthy are nutrient content claims (21 CFR 101.13(b)): FDA defines each one, and each hint links the section that defines its word. Trail Crunch wrote "All natural, guilt-free, high protein" about its granola: the form flagged natural and high protein, and the lines talk about clusters, maple and crunch instead.

"Made in USA" without a qualifier means all or virtually all of the product is made here (16 CFR 323); green words such as eco-friendly need proof (16 CFR 260); organic needs USDA certification unless you sell $5,000 or less of organic products a year (7 CFR 205); and natural has no formal definition. "Clinically proven", "doctor recommended" and "#1" need the evidence they promise before they run (FTC).

A supplement may say what it does in the body, such as "supports normal digestion", but then needs the FDA disclaimer on the same panel (21 CFR 101.93(c), (d)). A slogan often travels alone, so the slogan generator flags such a line even with its asterisk. These hints come from a fixed list of words and rules: fast, free and the same every time, but they can miss a claim worded another way, and they are not legal advice.

Copyright does not cover a slogan. In the words of the U.S. Copyright Office: "Copyright does not protect names, titles, slogans, or short phrases. In some cases, these things may be protected as trademarks." (Copyright Office FAQ)

A trademark can be a phrase. You may use TM for goods, or SM for services, without filing anything; ® is only for a registered mark, and only for the goods or services listed in its registration (USPTO). That is why the writer leaves both marks out, and any line that carries one is flagged.

The AI slogan generator is told never to use other brands or echo a famous slogan, but it cannot know every mark in use. Before you print, press Search trademarks: it copies the line and opens the USPTO trademark search, where you paste it in. We do not check trademarks for you, and none of this is legal advice.

Pick a line and Put it on my package opens the AI design page for your category: AI coffee bag design for coffee, AI food packaging design for food, the candle and supplement label pages, AI gift box design for gifts and AI packaging design for the rest. The brand, the product name and the line arrive filled in, printed as typed; on the coffee, candle and supplement pages the line goes into the description in quotes, because their words field is the name of the product.

Write the listing with it opens the AI product description generator with your brand, product, details and the line, for an Amazon, Shopify or Etsy listing built around it. More like this writes 10 new lines in the same group, for 1 credit.

Each run costs 1 credit, and plans start at 800 credits a month (pricing). Starred lines stay on this device; when you are signed in, your recent runs stay in the history under the slogan generator, so you can open an earlier set without writing it again.