Logo Generator

📖 About this tool

A side project, a small shop or an open-source tool all need a decent mark, but hiring a designer costs money and opening design software costs an afternoon. This tool takes a name and an optional tagline, lets you pick a shape and a palette, and produces a clean wordmark: a geometric mark paired with the brand name, with colour, typeface and layout all adjustable, ready to download.

It is a good fit for a placeholder logo for an internal system, an avatar for a repository, or a temporary identity for a student club or community group. Files come out as a transparent PNG or a vector SVG, so they drop straight into a web page, a document or a chat avatar.

Everything is drawn locally in the browser, which means you can try a dozen variations without waiting for anything to upload. Changing the palette or swapping the mark shape redraws the canvas immediately, so it is practical to compare a few candidates side by side before choosing one. The SVG export stays sharp at any size, which matters if the same mark has to serve as a tiny favicon and a large presentation slide.

Everything is drawn locally in the browser, so you can try a dozen variations without waiting for anything to upload. Changing the palette or swapping the mark shape redraws the canvas immediately, which makes it practical to compare several candidates before settling on one. The SVG export stays sharp at any size, so the same file can serve as a tiny favicon and a large slide graphic without being redrawn. If you later need a real identity system, this export is a reasonable starting point to hand to a designer rather than a blank page.

✨ Features

• Choice of mark shape: circle, square, rounded square, triangle, hexagon, or none at all.
• A letter inside the mark: one or two characters, centred and scaled with the shape.
• Six palettes: blue, green, purple, orange, dark grey, plus a blue-violet gradient.
• Four typefaces: sans, serif, script and rounded, each with a different character.
• Two layouts: mark on the left for banners, mark above for avatars and square slots.
• Three backgrounds: white, transparent or dark; transparent drops onto anything.
• Vector export: SVG stays sharp at any size, PNG is ready to use as-is.

🚀 How to use

1. Type the brand name, and a tagline as well if you want one.
2. Pick a mark shape and put one or two letters inside it.
3. Choose a palette and typeface, and decide whether the mark sits left or above.
4. Adjust the name size and mark size until the composition looks balanced.
5. Select the background: white, transparent or dark.
6. Click Generate to preview, then download a PNG or an SVG.

⚠️ Notes

• Keep the name shortBeyond a dozen characters it will overflow and the tool will suggest shortening it.
• Use PNG for transparencyTransparent backgrounds require PNG; JPG cannot store them.
• Fonts inside SVGThe vector file records a font name, so glyphs may differ elsewhere; export PNG for final use.
• A placeholder, not a brand identityResults are clean and generic; for commercial work, have a designer refine it.
• Local onlyThe name never leaves the browser, and the page does not keep it.