Simple logo maker with transparent PNG and SVG
A clean wordmark or icon-and-name logo for a small shop, page or project.
- Free
- No sign-up
- No watermark
- Bangla ready
Good small-business logos are usually simple: a distinctive name in a well-chosen font, perhaps with one shape. Design it at 500 × 500 px and export a transparent PNG for social profiles, or an SVG that scales to any size for printing.
An honest note: the icons in the library are open-licence and free to use, but other people can use the same icon too. If you plan to register a trademark, draw your own mark or ask a designer, and check the name with the trademark office first.
Sizes you can start with
| Size | Pixels | Print size | Ratio | Start |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Logo | 500 × 500 px | Screen | 1:1 | Start → |
How to make it
- Open the 500 × 500 logo canvas.
- Type the business name, try a few fonts, then add one simple shape or icon.
- Export a transparent PNG and an SVG, and keep the project file for later edits.
Tips that make a difference
- Check the logo at 32 px wide: if it is unreadable there, simplify it.
- Make a one-colour version too, for stamps, printing and dark backgrounds.
- Avoid trendy effects; a logo should still look right in five years.
Frequently asked questions
Can I download my logo with a transparent background?
Yes. Choose PNG with transparent background, or SVG.
Can I use the logo commercially?
Yes, the icons and fonts are open-licence and allow commercial use. You cannot trademark a stock icon itself, so use your own drawing if you need exclusivity.
Is there an AI logo generator?
No. You design the logo yourself with text, shapes and icons. That keeps it free and private.
Ready? The editor opens at the right size.
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