Logo Maker
Simple wordmark or monogram logos as SVG and PNG — no watermark, no account.
About this tool
Type the name and tagline, choose a monogram shape and letters, a type style and two colours, and preview on white and dark. Download SVG (vector, any size) or a 2000-pixel PNG. Drawn in your browser; nothing is uploaded.
What a logo maker can and cannot do
An honest logo maker makes the simple, legible mark that most new ventures actually need on day one: a clean name in good type, optionally with a monogram in a shape, in your colours, exported properly. That covers the podcast, the side business, the club, the internal tool, and the startup that will hire a designer once it has revenue. What it does not do is invent an illustration, draw a bespoke typeface or check trademarks — a designer does the first two, and a trademark search (your national IP office's free database) is your job before you print five thousand business cards. Technical notes: the SVG names a font family, so on another machine it may fall back; if you need it pixel-identical everywhere, use the PNG or convert text to outlines in a vector editor. Pick colours with the colour scheme generator, check it at 16 pixels with the favicon generator, and put it on cards with the business card generator.
Frequently asked questions
Is the logo free to use commercially?
Yes — you made it, and the shapes and type are generic. The tool claims no rights and adds no watermark. Trademark clearance is separate and your responsibility.
SVG or PNG?
SVG for anything printed or resized (it is vector and scales without blur); PNG for places that need a bitmap, such as social profiles.
Can I upload my own icon?
No — it draws monograms in simple shapes. For an illustrated mark, commission one and use this for the wordmark next to it.
Why does the font look different on another computer?
The SVG references a font family; if that machine lacks it, a fallback is used. The PNG is fixed pixels and looks the same everywhere.