Every logo maker we have tested, 23 in total, ranked on ease of use, design quality, customization, brand kit and value. Compare prices and free plans at a glance, then read the full review of any tool.
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Our top picks
Design.com vs BrandCrowd
Design.com and BrandCrowd lead our rankings. Here is how the two best logo makers compare on every score.
Why Design.com wins
Design.com produced the most usable first drafts in our tests and pairs them with the most complete brand kit: business cards, social headers and mockups that match your logo out of the box.
Design.comvsBrandCrowd
9.5
Ease of use
9.0
9.0
Design quality
8.5
9.0
Customization
8.5
9.5
Brand kit & files
8.5
9.0
Value for money
9.0
From $15
Starting price
From $13
Design.com wins 4 of 5 categories
Choose BrandCrowd if
Budget-conscious owners who want a proven design fast and do not need a one-of-a-kind mark.
Small businesses and founders who want a professional logo and matching brand assets in under 15 minutes.
Why choose Design.com
Design.com produced the most usable first drafts in our tests and pairs them with the most complete brand kit: business cards, social headers and mockups that match your logo out of the box.
Design.com is the best logo maker overall in our tests, rated 4.8/5 for its design quality, ease of use and complete brand kit. BrandCrowd is a close second and the best value.
What is the best free logo maker?
Canva is the best free option. Other tools with a free plan or free downloads include Canva, Kittl, Adobe Express, DesignEvo, and Vistaprint Logo Maker. Free files are often low resolution or limited to non-commercial use, so read the licence.
How much does a logo maker cost?
Most logo makers are free to try. Paying once for logo files usually costs $20 to $65, full brand kits cost $50 to $175, and subscription tools cost about $10 to $15 a month. Free makers exist, but often limit resolution or commercial use.
Can I trademark a logo made with a logo maker?
Often, yes, but only if the plan gives you exclusive ownership and the icon is not a stock asset shared with other users. Tools such as DesignEvo Plus state this clearly; check the licence of any tool before filing.
Which file formats do I need?
Get a vector file (SVG, EPS or PDF) for printing and resizing, a transparent PNG for websites and documents, and a square icon for social media. Many cheap plans only include PNG.
How do you rank logo makers?
We test all 23 tools by designing the same set of logos and score each out of 10 on ease of use, design quality, customization, brand kit and value. Rankings follow the scores and are never sold.
