Logo Maker
Design a simple monogram logo with shapes and gradients
🔒 100% free · no signup · files never leave your device
Every new website, app or side project needs a logo — but opening a heavyweight design suite to typeset two initials is overkill, and hiring a designer for a first draft is premature. The monogram or lettermark approach solves most early-stage branding: one to three letters, a strong shape and confident colors. It's the style behind countless recognizable marks, and it's exactly what a free logo maker like this one is built for.
This logo maker generates a clean monogram logo from your initials in seconds. Type 1–3 letters, choose from web-safe fonts, pick a shape (rounded square, circle, square or transparent), and dial in solid or gradient colors — the preview updates live, including a favicon-size readability check at 64, 32 and 16 pixels. Download the result as a 512 or 1024 px PNG, or as a vector SVG you can scale to a billboard. Everything runs locally in your browser with the Canvas API: no account, no watermark, and your artwork is never uploaded anywhere.
Why use Logo Maker
Creating a logo and favicon for a new project
Generate the 1024px PNG here, then feed it straight into the Favicon Generator for the complete browser-ready icon package.
Prototyping brand directions fast
The randomize button cycles fonts, shapes and palettes — iterate through twenty variations in a minute before committing to one.
Making an avatar for profiles and apps
Monogram avatars look consistent across GitHub, Discord and app stores, and a 1024px export covers every required size.
Placeholder branding for a demo or MVP
A clean lettermark beats the default framework icon while you wait for real design work — and it's free.
Pro tips
- One or two letters read best at tiny sizes; a full word becomes illegible at 16px — save wordmarks for headers, not icons.
- Check the 16px preview before downloading: if the letters blur together, increase font weight or contrast rather than shrinking to fit more characters.
- Gradients look great at large sizes but test the solid-color fallback too — some contexts (email signatures, print) reproduce gradients poorly.
- Pick the transparent ('none') shape if the logo will sit on unknown backgrounds; pick a solid shape for app icons, which often get masked anyway.
- Download the PNG for pixel-exact results everywhere; keep the SVG as your scalable master file for future resizing.
How to use Logo Maker
- 1Type 1–3 letters (your initials work best)
- 2Pick a font, shape and colors
- 3Check the small-size previews for readability
- 4Download as PNG (512/1024 px) or vector SVG
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I use the logos commercially?▾
Yes. You create the logo yourself from text, shapes and colors — the result is 100% yours, no watermark and no attribution needed.
Why only system fonts?▾
Web-safe fonts render reliably on every device without downloading font files, keeping the tool instant and offline-friendly. Export the PNG for pixel-exact results.
Can I turn my logo into a favicon?▾
Absolutely — download the 1024×1024 PNG and drop it into our Favicon Generator to get the complete icon package for your website.