Type the brand name
Exactly as it should appear, including capitals and any second word.
Type your brand name, pick a style and a palette, and get a set of logo concepts back — no design software, no brief.
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A logo is a name, a mark and a palette locked into a shape that stays readable at any size. The generator handles the drafting part: it takes your name, industry and style and produces concepts across the usual families — a wordmark, a lettermark, an emblem, an abstract symbol — so you are choosing between real options instead of staring at a blank canvas.
What it will not do is decide what your brand means. Bring that yourself: the industry and style you pick are what stop the output from being generic, and the palette is what makes it look like it belongs to you rather than to a template.
Exactly as it should appear, including capitals and any second word.
Style sets the personality, mark type sets the family, palette sets the colors.
Four concepts at a time. Regenerate the ones you like with a different palette.
Abstract, lettermark, emblem and minimal line, so you see genuinely different options.
Five curated palettes that keep contrast readable at small sizes.
A stacked version for avatars and a horizontal one for headers, from the same concept.
SVG output for anything that has to scale to signage or print.
Get a working mark up on a site and an invoice this week, refine it when there is budget.
A project that needs an identity but will never justify a design engagement.
Show a client three directions before anyone spends a day in vector software.
You are free to use what you generate here commercially under our terms. What no generator can give you is exclusivity or a trademark — run a search in your country and class before you build a brand on it.
Choose SVG in the output setting. Vector is what you want for signage, embroidery and print, where a PNG will fall apart.
Yes. Export the SVG and adjust spacing, color or the mark itself in any vector editor. Most people fine-tune the letter spacing at least.
Usually the inputs are generic. A specific industry and a specific style narrow the model far more than the brand name does — "Minimal" plus "Finance" gives a very different set than "Playful" plus "Coffee".
Two people using the same name, industry, style and palette will get similar results. Change the palette or the mark type to move away from the obvious answer.
A square concept for avatars and profile images, plus an optional horizontal lock-up for site headers and cards.
No, this page starts from text. To edit an image you already have, use the image tools instead.
Generating concepts uses credits from your balance; new accounts get a free daily allowance. Pricing is on the pricing page.
Type the name, pick a direction and get concepts back in seconds.