This paper explores the potential of Generative Adversarial Networks (GANs) in icon generation for digital product design. Icons are essential visual elements in user interfaces, facilitating communication and enhancing user experience. Traditional icon design methods often require considerable manual effort and time. By harnessing the power of GANs, this study investigates how automated icon generation can streamline the design process and improve the quality and diversity of icons. This study concludes the building of the model for generating icons by integrating the generative adversarial network model with the icon design procedure itself. In order to solve the issue of creating icons automatically, this study conducts the following studies. 1) A Multi-Feature Icon Generation Network (MFIGN) is suggested, with its foundation in the conditional classification generative adversarial network. To guarantee that the icon produced by the model satisfies the supplied conditional feature, a multi-feature identification module has been introduced to the discriminator. 2) The icon generation model suggested in this paper outperforms existing methods on the icon dataset when it comes to the design of a wide range of icon feature expressions.
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