Logo Generator
Turn a brand name into 12 logos, fine-tune one, and download SVG or PNG.
Logo ideas
Click a logo you like to fine-tune it below.
Fine-tune
Preview
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Vector original
Text is saved as shapes, so it looks the same on devices without the font and stays sharp at any size.
Transparent image
The background is transparent, so it drops right into web pages, documents, and slides.
All fonts are under the SIL Open Font License and can be used commercially. We can’t promise your logo can be registered as a trademark, so check for similar marks before you apply.
Logo Generator
A wordmark is a logo that shows the brand name as type, on its own or with a small symbol. Font, weight, case, letter spacing, and color alone can change the impression a lot.
This tool mixes 12 fonts with different personalities, color pairs, and symbols by design rules to make 12 different logos. Your name stays in your browser and are never sent to a server.
How to use
- Type your brand name.
- Click the logo you like among the 12 ideas. Click "Shuffle" to see other combinations.
- In Fine-tune, change the font, weight, case, letter spacing, color, symbol, and layout, and check how it looks on a header, business card, and app icon.
- Download your fine-tuned logo as SVG or PNG.
Key terms
Wordmark
A logo that designs the brand name itself. It helps people learn the name, so it suits new brands.
Letter spacing
The space between letters. Wider spacing makes an all-caps logo look calm and refined; slightly tighter spacing makes a lowercase logo look solid.
SVG
An image format that stores lines and shapes instead of pixels, so it never gets blurry when scaled. This tool saves text as shapes, so the logo looks the same on devices without the font.
SIL Open Font License
A free font license (OFL) published by SIL International. Every font in this tool uses it, so logos made with them can be used commercially without extra permission or attribution, and you own the copyright of your artwork.
What it forbids is selling the font files on their own, and distributing a modified font under its original name. Neither applies to making and using a logo.
How to pick a good wordmark
- Shrink it: make sure the name is still readable at website-header size.
- Try one color: if it still reads after switching the color to Graphite, it also works for print and stamps.
- Try a dark background: check that the logo in white stays crisp on the dark preview.
- Match the font’s personality: serifs feel classic and trustworthy, geometric sans feels clean and technical, scripts feel friendly.
Font licenses in your logo
All fonts here are under the SIL Open Font License (OFL). The OFL FAQ says you need no extra permission to make logos or graphics with OFL fonts, and the artwork you make doesn’t have to be under the OFL.
Being allowed to use a font is different from being able to register a trademark. Before registering, check whether similar names or logos are already registered.
FAQ
Can I use the logo commercially?
Yes. All fonts are OFL fonts you can use commercially. We can’t promise it can be registered as a trademark.
Which languages can I use?
Latin letters, including accents for languages like Portuguese and Vietnamese, Korean (Hangul), and numbers are supported. Type Korean and the ideas switch to 12 Korean fonts. Fonts that can’t draw your letters are dimmed and left out of the ideas.
Is my brand name saved?
No. Your name is used only in your browser, never sent to a server, and reset when you reload.
Should I download PNG or SVG?
Keep the SVG as your master file; it stays sharp at any size. Use PNG where SVG isn’t accepted, like documents and social media.