How to use the free logo maker
Type the business name, add a tagline if you have one, choose a style and a colour, then download the SVG. Everything happens in your browser, so nothing is uploaded and no account is created.
- Enter the name exactly as it will appear on the signboard, with the same spelling you use on GST and bank records.
- Pick a style. If you are unsure, start with the monogram, which survives small sizes best.
- Click update preview, then read the name at half screen brightness to check contrast.
- Download the SVG and keep it in a folder named with the brand, alongside any PNG exports you make later.
Which logo style fits your business
A monogram suits a short name, a wordmark suits a name people will read, a badge suits a shop or studio, and an underlined wordmark suits a service brand. Choose by how customers meet the name first, not by what looks best on a large screen.
- Monogram: initials in a shape; works on a favicon, a stamp and an app icon.
- Wordmark: the name set in type; strongest when the name itself is distinctive.
- Badge: a bordered block; suits a single-outlet shop, cafe or studio.
- Underline: name plus a rule; a safe choice for consultants and agencies.
Logo file sizes for website, favicon, social and print
Each surface needs its own export, and the wrong size is why a logo looks blurry. Export the header at twice its display width, the favicon at 32×32 and 180×180, the social profile at 512×512, and print from the SVG or a 300 DPI PNG.
| Surface | Format | Size |
|---|---|---|
| Website header | PNG | ~250×100 displayed, export 2x for retina |
| Favicon | PNG/ICO | 32×32 and 180×180 (app icon) |
| WhatsApp/social profile | PNG (square) | 512×512 |
| Print (cards, signage) | SVG or high-res PNG | Vector if available; 300 DPI otherwise |
PNG is pixels — right for screens and social. SVG is math — it scales for print and can be recoloured. Keep every export; a print shop will ask for the vector file. The step-by-step for the site icon is on how to add a favicon in WordPress.
What makes a logo work for an Indian small business
A logo works when it survives a 32px favicon, a single-colour print and a painted signboard, and when the lettering holds up in English and in a Devanagari setting. One clear idea beats three clever ones.
- Contrast first: the mark must read in black on white before colour is added.
- Legibility at 32px: if the tagline disappears at favicon size, drop the tagline from the small version.
- One idea: a symbol or a wordmark, not both competing for the same space.
- Bilingual care: check that the name reads cleanly beside a Devanagari version rather than inside it.
Do you own the logo, and can you trademark it?
The SVG you generate here is yours to use without a licence fee. A trademark is a separate legal right: it depends on distinctiveness and on whether an identical or similar mark is already registered, so search IP India before you print.
Registration is decided by the trademark registry, not by the tool that drew the file. A distinctive name and a simple mark are easier to register than a generic symbol, and a lawyer or trademark agent can run the class search for you.
Why WebJi® hosts the site that carries the logo
WebJi® has hosted Indian sites since 2005, bills in INR with 18% GST on the invoice, and includes shared hosting from ₹300 a month. Email support answers 24/7 in Hindi and English, with an average first reply under 60 minutes.
Once the logo is ready, the build is website design services and the server plan sits on shared hosting. The publishing steps are on the website launch checklist.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I make a free logo for my business in India?
Type the business name into the maker above, choose a monogram, wordmark, badge or underline style, pick a colour, and download the SVG. No account is needed, and the file carries no watermark.
Can I create a logo online and download it free?
Yes. The preview renders in your browser and the download button saves an SVG file to your device. SVG opens in any browser and in design tools such as Inkscape or Illustrator.
What size should a logo be for a website?
Display the header logo around 250×100 pixels and export it at twice that width for high-density screens. The favicon needs 32×32, and the app icon 180×180.
How do I make a favicon from my logo?
Crop the mark to a square, export 32×32 and 180×180 PNG files, and upload them in your theme or site settings. If the full logo is unreadable at that size, use the monogram alone.
Which is the best free logo maker?
The best one gives you a usable file without a signup wall or watermark and lets you export a vector. Judge a maker on export formats, ownership terms and whether the mark still reads at favicon size.
Can I trademark a logo made with a logo maker?
You can apply, but registration depends on distinctiveness and on earlier marks in the same class. Search IP India's public database first, and take advice from a trademark agent before you print.
Is this tool really free?
Yes. No signup, no email wall and no charge for the SVG download. WebJi® keeps these tools as a free resource for Indian businesses.
Can I use the logo on a signboard and invoices?
Yes. The SVG scales without blur, so a printer can use it for a board, a card or an invoice. Keep the same colour, spacing and spelling everywhere the mark appears.