Logo Maker
Create simple logos and brand marks
A real icon that matches what your business does — search below.
About Logo Maker
Creates a simple logo design using text, icons, and color combinations, useful for a quick, usable logo without hiring a designer or learning design software. Three styles to choose from: a real symbol (search a library of icons for one that actually matches what your brand does), a monogram (your initials as the main mark, the classic approach when no single symbol fits), or a unique abstract pattern (a one-of-a-kind geometric design generated from your brand name, so it is very unlikely to match another logo, though two names can occasionally produce the same pattern).
Enter your business name, pick a style (Symbol, Monogram, or Pattern), choose a color scheme, and adjust the layout until it looks right. For Symbol style, search by keyword to find an icon that actually matches your business. Download the finished logo.
If you can't find a symbol that's an honest match for your brand, a clean monogram or a distinct pattern usually looks more professional than forcing a generic or unrelated icon — real icon design guidance treats an unearned "first-letter-in-a-box" as lazy, but treats a well-executed monogram as a legitimate, classic choice in its own right.
Watch: Logo Maker in Action
- What size should I export my logo at?
- Export at a large size even if you only need it small right now — it's much easier to scale a large logo down later than to try to enlarge a small one without it looking blurry.
- What file format does the logo come in?
- A single PNG, 512 by 512 pixels, with transparency outside the circle or rounded square. There is no SVG or PDF export, so for large print sizes you would need to recreate the design as vector artwork.
- Whose responsibility is it that my logo does not copy another brand?
- Yours. The tool uses common icons and simple shapes that anyone can pick, so another business may end up with a similar mark. Search trademark databases for your name and look before you publish or register it.
- How does the Pattern style work?
- Your brand name is converted to a number, and fifteen bits of it switch squares on or off in the left three columns of a five by five grid, which is mirrored to the right. The same name always gives the same pattern.
- Why does my Monogram show only one letter?
- It takes the first letter of each of the first two words in the name. A single word such as Acme yields A, while Blue Harbor yields BH. Add a space between words to get two letters.
- Can I search icons by what my business does?
- Yes. The box matches both the icon name and its keyword tags, so cafe finds Coffee and salon finds Scissors. If nothing matches, the tool suggests switching to Monogram or Pattern style.
How to use Logo Maker
Type your Brand Name first; it is printed along the bottom of the mark. Choose a Style. Symbol shows an Icon search box above a grid of forty-one icons, and typing words like cafe, security or travel narrows the grid by each icon's name and keywords. Monogram draws the first letter of up to the first two words. Pattern draws a symmetric grid of squares built from your name.
Pick one of twelve Color pairs and a Shape of circle, square or none. The preview updates live. Download Logo (PNG) saves a 512 by 512 file named after your brand, such as acme-logo.png.
When to use it
Use it for a placeholder or a first-pass mark for a side project, club, event page, app prototype or small shop when you need something clean to put on a site or profile within minutes. The Pattern style is helpful for team or project avatars where each name should simply get a stable, repeatable image.
When not to use it
It is not a substitute for a designed brand identity. There is one fixed font, one icon per logo and no custom colors, layout or vector file, so a business that needs a distinctive trademark or print-ready artwork should hire a designer. Do not use it to copy an existing company's mark; you are responsible for making sure your final logo does not imitate or infringe anyone's trademark.
Tips for best results
Search for what your business does rather than icon names, because each icon carries tags such as repair, salon or delivery. If you choose shape none, the mark is drawn in the pair's background color on a transparent canvas, so the pale last color pair becomes nearly invisible on white; pick a darker pair. Short names fit the bottom line at a larger size.
Limitations
Output is a raster PNG at 512 pixels only, with no SVG or PDF. The name is always drawn in bold Arial, using the font installed on your device, and it shrinks down to a minimum size for long names. A one-word name gives a one-letter monogram. Pattern uses only fifteen bits of the name, so different names can occasionally match.
Privacy
The logo is painted on a canvas in your browser. Icons are small embedded drawings from the Lucide set, turned into a temporary image locally, and the text uses a font already on your device, so no font or icon is fetched while you design. Your brand name is not uploaded. Pressing download registers a use with the site's counter, using only the tool name.
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