Is a free logo worth it?

The idea of having a logo without paying anything seems attractive, especially when you're just starting out.

There are many platforms that promise free logo creation in just a few minutes, with a decent and fast design.

But what do you actually get? A template, a small file, and a design used by hundreds of other businesses. When you choose a free logo, you compromise your brand image from the very first contact with the public.

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Professional logos at a great price. Free concept explained in messages. Super fast delivery!

Disadvantages of a free logo

A logo created for free doesn't really belong to you. You usually don't have full commercial rights to it, you can't use it in large campaigns, or legally register it.

The quality of the files is poor – you don't get vector format, and the design is not scalable.

On top of that, most of these logos are made from generic templates, which means you risk having a logo that looks similar to dozens of other brands. Instead of conveying professionalism, you convey amateurism.

A premium logo means a personalized, scalable, professional design.

You get the right files for any situation – from websites to print on t-shirts or banners. What's more, you have the security that no one else is using the same design.

It's a small investment for the image you want to convey: seriousness, trust and attention to detail.

When your customers see a good logo, they automatically associate it with a quality brand.

Why not look for a logo generator?

In the long run, a free logo will cost you more – when you have to redo it, redesign it, or replace it entirely. And as your brand grows, every marketing material will reflect that uninspired choice from the start.

Vector logo

No templates, no copying. Original design, handmade, depending on what you want to convey.

Free modification

You are allowed to change something after you see the first version. Color, font, symbol – we modify what is needed.

Full format

AI, EPS, PDF, PNG, JPEG – all files ready for web, print, social media or whatever else you need.