Logo Maker.

A logo is the smallest possible signal of who you are. It goes on the shopfront, the visiting card, the bill book, the bag, the social profile, the website header, and the customer-facing email. Most small businesses pay between Rs 5,000 and Rs 50,000 for a designer to do it. Most small businesses also wait two to four weeks for the designer to deliver. For a brand-new shop that needs to open tomorrow, this tool generates a clean wordmark you can use today, then upgrade later when you have the time and the budget.

The tool runs entirely in your browser. You pick a font style, a brand colour, an icon glyph, and a layout. We render an SVG (vector, scales infinitely) and a PNG (1200 by 400 pixels, ready for social media headers). Nothing leaves your machine. There is no watermark. You can use the output commercially today and replace it with a custom logo when you are ready.

How to use the logo maker

1. Type your business name. Keep it short. Three or four words at most.

2. Add a tagline if you have one. Keep it under 50 characters so it fits cleanly under the name.

3. Pick a brand colour. The colour applies to the icon only; the name stays in our ink black for contrast. Start with a deep blue or maroon if you are not sure.

4. Pick a font style. Modern sans for tech and services, italic serif for boutique and food, mono for engineering and developer tools, classic serif for law and finance.

5. Pick an icon glyph from the dropdown. We use Unicode shape characters which render the same on every device, so your logo looks identical on iOS, Android, Windows and print.

6. Pick a layout: icon + name on one line, stacked vertical for a square profile, or wordmark only.

7. Click Render logo to preview, then Download SVG for vector use and Download PNG for social media and email.

Why this matters for your business

Three reasons a basic logo today beats a perfect logo in three months.

Customers expect a logo. A blank brand on Google, Instagram, or your Google Business Profile reads as new and untested, even when you have been open for years. A clean logo, even a simple wordmark, instantly raises perceived credibility. Conversion data from small business landing pages consistently shows a 10 to 20 percent lift the day a logo appears, separate from any actual brand work.

Speed matters more than perfection. Most logo design sprints end with a wordmark that looks 80 percent like the one a tool would have generated for free. The remaining 20 percent of polish costs three weeks and a designer fee. If you are still figuring out your brand voice, your customers, and your product, spending that time and budget on a logo is the wrong priority. Ship the wordmark, learn from real customers, redesign in six months.

Vector beats raster. The SVG we output scales from a 16 by 16 favicon to a 6 metre signboard without pixelation. The PNG handles every social media and print case for the first year of your business. Both are royalty-free for commercial use. If a designer eventually hands you a "more refined" logo, you have not wasted money waiting for it.

Tips for better results

• Use one font, not two. Pairing fonts is a designer skill. A single clean wordmark is harder to get wrong.
• Use one colour, not three. A single accent colour against ink black or off-white is the safest start for any small business.
• Test the logo on a phone first. Most customers see it on a phone, not a desktop.
• Test the logo on a print receipt. If the icon disappears at 1 cm tall, simplify.
• Do not over-design before you launch. A simple wordmark with one icon glyph is enough for the first year.
• Hold on to the SVG file. It is the only future-proof version of your logo.
• Avoid trendy effects like gradients, drop shadows, and 3D extrusions. They look good for a year and tired for ten.

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