Free logo maker

Make your logo in two minutes

Five quick questions and you'll see four finished logos on screen. Pick the one you like and we'll email you the real files — proper vector SVGs and PNGs, free, no watermark.

Question 1 of 5

What is your business called?

Nothing to sign up for, and we only ask for your email once you've picked a logo you actually like. Your files are yours to use commercially, including the typeface.

Why this one gives you the vector file free

Almost every logo maker online works the same way. It is free to design, free to look at, and then the vector file — the one your signwriter, your printer and your web developer actually need — sits behind a payment. Looka is around $65 for a full kit, Wix around $50, BrandCrowd $25 a download, Tailor Brands is a subscription, and Canva keeps SVG export inside Pro. The free tiers hand you a small, watermarked PNG.

We give you the SVG. Not as a loss-leader trick, but because we are an SEO and digital growth agency, not a logo shop. If this is the first useful thing we ever do for your business, that is a fair trade for an email address.

The thing nobody tells you about AI logos

If you have tried asking an AI image generator for a logo, you will have seen it come back with your business name spelt wrong — a letter dropped, a letter invented, two letters merged into something that is not a letter at all. That is not a bug that gets fixed with a better prompt. Image models treat text as a pattern of shapes rather than as writing, so asking again gives you a different picture, not a corrected one.

So we do not let a picture model near your name. The engine sets your business name from the real outlines of a real typeface, then composes it with a symbol, a colour palette and a layout. Your spelling is guaranteed, the file is a genuine vector, and it renders in under a second. It is the same approach the commercial logo makers use behind their marketing.

When you should pay a designer instead

A generated logo is a genuinely good starting point for a new business, a side hustle, a second trading name, or anyone whose current logo is a photo of some text. It is not the right answer if you are about to spend real money on vehicle branding and shopfronts across a fleet, if you need a mark you can defend as a trade mark, or if your brand has to feel unmistakably unlike every competitor in your town. That work needs a person. We do that too — and we would rather tell you straight than sell you a generator.

Either way, the logo is the easy part. Being the business that comes up when someone searches for what you do is the hard part. Run a free website audit and see where you stand, or talk to us about the rest.

Frequently asked questions

Logo maker questions

Yes. You answer five questions, see four finished logos on screen, pick one and give us your email address — then you download the real files. No watermark, no trial, nothing to pay. We build it because a business with a proper logo is usually a business that is about to start caring about being found online, and that is what we do for a living.
You do, and that is the part most free logo makers hold back. Your kit includes true SVG vector files — full colour for light and dark backgrounds, plus solid black and solid white — along with PNGs at three sizes. Vector means a signwriter can put it on a bakkie or a shopfront at any size without it going fuzzy. Most of the well-known logo makers charge between roughly R450 and R1,200 for exactly that file.
Yes, commercially and without royalties. The typefaces we use are all open-licensed (SIL Open Font License or Apache 2.0) and the symbols are MIT-licensed, so there is nothing hanging over the files. What you cannot do is register a trade mark on something generic — if the logo is important enough to protect, speak to a trade mark attorney before you file.
Because AI image generators cannot spell. They treat words as visual texture rather than letters, so a generated logo very often comes back with a mangled version of your business name — and re-prompting gives you a different picture, not a corrected one. Our engine typesets your name from the real font outlines, so the spelling is guaranteed every single time. That is also how the big commercial logo makers actually work under the hood.
Change an answer and run it again — a different logo type, detail level or colour family gives you a completely different set. It costs nothing to try. And if you want something genuinely custom, drawn by a person for your business, that is part of our branding and website work.
Two businesses in the same trade who give identical answers can land on a similar symbol, in the same way that two plumbers can both end up with a spanner. Your name, tagline and colour choice make each one different, and the letterforms are always your own. If you need something that could never be confused with anyone else, that is a job for a designer, not a generator — and we are happy to quote.
Use the SVG anywhere that will take it — your website, signage, vehicle branding, printers. Use the PNGs for WhatsApp, social profiles and anywhere that will not accept a vector. The black and white versions are for stamps, embroidery, newspaper adverts and anything printed in one colour. The kit includes a short text file with your exact colour codes and the name of your typeface, which is all a printer or a web developer normally asks for.