What is Logo Maker?

Combine text with icons and shapes to make a logo. Pick fonts, colors, and layouts for your brand, project, or social media. Download as PNG or SVG — your data stays private.

Pick from built-in icons across business, tech, food, nature, health, travel, and creative categories, or upload your own SVG glyph. Set the brand text size separately from the tagline, position the icon above, beside, or instead of the text, and toggle a transparent background. SVG export keeps every edge crisp at any zoom level.

How to use

1. Step 1 — Enter your brand name and optional tagline. Pick a font style and set text colors.
2. Step 2 — Add an icon from the built-in library or upload your own. Adjust the icon's size, position, and color to complement your text.
3. Step 3 — Fine-tune the layout (icon above text, beside text, or standalone), set the background, then download your logo as PNG or SVG.

When to use

• Sketching a placeholder logo for a side project before paying a designer.
• Building a wordmark for a social media account or a podcast cover.
• Generating a quick monogram or initial mark for personal stationery.

Result

A startup founder types 'GreenLeaf' as the brand name, selects a leaf icon in forest green, positions it above the text with a clean sans-serif font, adds the tagline 'Sustainable Living' in a lighter shade, and downloads the logo as SVG for their website.

FAQ

Why download SVG instead of PNG?

SVG is vector, so the same file scales from a 16 px favicon to a billboard without blur. PNG is raster, fixed pixels, and is useful where SVG is not supported, such as some email signatures or older Microsoft Office documents.

Can I use the icons commercially?

The built-in icon set is based on Lucide, which ships under the ISC license, free for commercial use with no attribution required. If you upload your own SVG, you are responsible for the rights on that artwork.

How do I match the colors to my brand palette?

Each color field (text, icon, background) accepts a hex code. Paste your brand value directly, e.g. #1F4D78, and the preview updates instantly. The same hex applies to both PNG and SVG exports, so you get pixel-identical results.

Will the logo look pixelated on a Retina or 4K screen?

Use the SVG download for any digital use, it stays sharp at every resolution. The PNG export renders at a high pixel ratio so it looks clean on standard screens, but for crisp display on 4K monitors, prefer SVG.

Can I save my logo and edit it later?

There is no account or cloud save, everything lives in the current tab. Download the SVG and you can re-open it in this tool by uploading the icon path, or edit it directly in Figma, Illustrator, or Inkscape later.

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