A drawn symbol, with your name left as type
Type a name into logo form. Nine symbols come back, traced to SVG, and the kit sets the words in a Google Font so you can edit them.
First generation free. No card. Files from about $1 a generation.
Names that became marks
Hearthmind, Pixelfern, Ledgerfox and Dewlight started as names in a brief. The symbol is the SVG. The name on the kit is set in the heading font.
Example brands from the gallery, not client work.
You can edit the name later
The symbol is drawn for the name, then traced. The name itself is set in a free Google Font on the kit and in the mockups, so you can edit the words without redrawing the mark.
That split is useful. You can shorten a wordmark later without redrawing the icon. If you want a monogram, say so in the brief, for example ‘a mark from the letters M and R’. You will still get nine directions, not one letterform guaranteed.
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
Turning a name into nine logos is one generation. The first is free to view, with a watermark. The files are one credit, and 10 credits are $9.99.
$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
Does the SVG contain my name as outlines?
No. The SVG is the symbol. The name is set in a Google Font on the kit, so you can edit the words.
Can I use a two-word name?
Yes. Put the name first in the box, then a comma and what the business does. The generator uses both.
What is a letter logo maker here?
Ask for a monogram in the brief. You get nine concepts drawn for that request. One of them may be a letterform. The others will be symbols.
Which font is the name set in?
A heading and body pair from Google Fonts, named in the kit and in FONTS.txt in the ZIP. Both are under the SIL Open Font Licence.