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About the Logo Maker
Type your brand name, choose an icon or your initials, and pick a font and colours. The logo updates as you go; when it looks right, download it as an SVG for print and the web or as a PNG in any size. Everything happens in your browser — nothing is uploaded, and there is no account or watermark.
Every logo also comes with its symbol on its own, as a square: that is what you want for a favicon, an app icon or a social profile picture. One click sends it to the Favicon Generator for all the favicon files.
An SVG that works everywhere
The text in the SVG is converted to shapes, so it looks exactly the same in a browser, in Figma or Illustrator, or at the printer — even where the font is not installed. If a designer wants to keep working on it, download the SVG with editable text instead: the name and tagline stay text, in the fonts they were set in. For print, the PDF is vector artwork too.
Your own icon
Choose Upload to use your own mark. An SVG stays vector, so the logo stays sharp at every size, and a one-colour SVG can take the icon colour you pick; anything in the file that could run code or load something from the web is removed. A PNG, JPEG or WebP is placed in the logo as an image, so use one at least 512 px across, or press Trace to vector to turn flat artwork, such as a scan of an old logo, into SVG shapes. The file stays in your browser: it is not uploaded, and share links leave it out.
Arabic logos
Type an Arabic name and pick an Arabic font such as Cairo, Tajawal, Almarai or Amiri. The letters are joined properly and the layout mirrors, with the symbol on the right. A name can mix Arabic and English.
Using your logo
The icons are from Lucide and the fonts from Google Fonts. Both are open source (ISC and the SIL Open Font Licence) and may be used in logos, including for business. Simple icons are shared by many logos, though, so if you plan to register your logo as a trademark, a designer can help make it unique.
How to use it
- 1Type your brand name and, if you like, a tagline.
- 2Choose an icon (search over 1,800) or use your initials, and a frame around it.
- 3Pick a layout, a font style and colours — or press Shuffle style for ideas.
- 4Download the logo as SVG or PNG, and the symbol for your favicon and profile pictures.
Frequently asked questions
Is it free to use the logo for my business?
Yes. The logo is yours, with no watermark or sign-up. The icons (Lucide, ISC licence) and fonts (Google Fonts, SIL Open Font Licence) allow commercial use in logos.
Can I register it as a trademark?
Icons from an open icon set are used by many people, so a logo built mostly from one may be hard to register on its own. The name usually carries the trademark; a designer can help make the mark itself unique.
Can I print business cards from it?
Yes. Fill in your details under Business card and download the PDF: two pages, front and back, at 600 dpi with 3 mm of bleed on every side, in the 85 × 55 mm size used in Egypt, Europe and the Middle East or the US 3.5 × 2 in size. The QR code can open your website or save your contact details to a phone.
What is in the brand kit?
The logo in colour, white (for dark backgrounds) and black, as SVG, PNG and vector PDF, plus an SVG with editable text; the symbol; favicon.ico and app icons; a profile picture, a share image, an Instagram post and story, and covers for Facebook, X, LinkedIn and YouTube; colours.css; and brand-guide.html with your colours (HEX, RGB and CMYK), a colour scale, fonts, clear space, minimum sizes and what not to do. All made in your browser.
What size should I download?
Use the SVG wherever you can — it is sharp at every size. For places that need an image file, a PNG 1024 px wide suits websites and documents; use 2048 or 4096 px for print.
Can I edit the text in the SVG?
The main SVG has its text turned into shapes, so it looks the same everywhere, even without the font. Download “SVG, editable text” to get the name and tagline as real text for Figma, Illustrator or Inkscape; install the same Google Fonts for it to look as designed.
Can I make a letterhead and an email signature?
Yes. Under Letterhead and email signature, download an A4 or US Letter letterhead as a vector PDF, and copy an email signature with your logo and the details from your business card. For Gmail, give the signature a link to your logo online, as Gmail drops images pasted into signatures.
Does it work for Arabic names?
Yes. Choose one of the Arabic fonts (Cairo, Tajawal, Almarai, IBM Plex Sans Arabic, Noto Kufi Arabic, Noto Naskh Arabic or Amiri); letters join correctly and the symbol moves to the right-hand side.
Can I use my own icon?
Yes. Choose Upload under Symbol and pick an SVG, PNG, JPEG or WebP. An SVG stays sharp at any size and can be recoloured; images are best at 512 px or more.
Is anything uploaded?
No. The logo is drawn in your browser. Only the font files are downloaded, from jsDelivr, when you pick a font.