A coffee shop logo that still reads on the cup
It gets stamped on a cup and painted on the window. Describe the shop. In about a minute you have nine marks traced to SVG, and a palette you can hand to a printer.
First generation free. No card. Files from about $1 a generation.
A roaster, and the bakery next door
Emberlane is the gallery’s coffee business: small-batch roasters, on the beans. Nightjar is a late-night bakery, on the pastries and the bread. Restaurants have their own page.
Example brands from the gallery, not client work.
Small on the cup, large on the glass
The cup is the strict test. A coffee shop logo with thin lines disappears when it is stamped at 30 mm. Look at the nine marks and keep the one that still reads as a solid shape. The SVG lets the printer scale that shape to the window without redrawing it.
Emberlane is an example roaster, not a client. Say whether you roast, bake or only pull shots. ‘A coffee shop that roasts its own beans’ and ‘a six-seat espresso bar’ produce different sets.
What you download
- Logo symbol as SVG in colour, black and white
- PNG at 512, 1024 and 2048 px, on a clear background
- Palette as JSON and CSS, five colours with hex codes
- A heading and body pairing from Google Fonts
- A 30-page web brand guide: clear space, minimum sizes, contrast, type scale, misuse
- Mockups for a site, a card, an app icon and a post
- A commercial licence for your brand
How it works
- 01
Describe it
Use the box at the top. A name and one line is enough. Add a style word if you already know the mood.
- 02
Get nine logos
Nine marks are drawn for that brief, then each one is traced to SVG. It takes about a minute.
- 03
Take the kit
Open a favourite and read the guide. One credit downloads the files and removes the watermark from all nine.
Pricing
One generation is the nine coffee shop logos and, with one credit, the files. The $9.99 pack covers 10 generations, about $1 each, and the credits never expire.
$24.99 buys 30 generations and $49.99 buys 75. Pro is $14.99 a month for 20. Studio is $39.99 a month for 70.
See pricingQuestions
Is Emberlane a real café?
No. Emberlane is an example brand in the gallery, described as a small-batch coffee roaster.
Can the printer use the file on cups?
Give them the SVG. The ZIP also has PNG at 2048 px if their template wants an image.
Do I get colours for the cups and the bags?
Yes. The palette is five hex codes, also as JSON and CSS, and the brand guide shows them on the kit page.
What if I run a bakery instead?
Use the restaurant and food examples, or describe the bakery in the box. Nightjar is the gallery’s bakery.