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Quick Logo Design Tips
Effective logos work at any size, in color and black-and-white, and on any background. Simplicity is the key design principle — logos that look complex at full size often become unrecognizable at small sizes.
Logo Design Principles
- Simple — one or two elements maximum for versatility
- Memorable — distinctive enough to recognize in a glance
- Scalable — works at 16px (favicon) and 1000px (billboard)
- Timeless — avoid trend-dependent effects that date quickly
- Appropriate — style should match the brand's industry and audience
File Formats
- SVG — vector format, scales infinitely, small file size (best for web)
- PNG — raster with transparency support (good for digital use)
- EPS/PDF — vector formats for print (press-ready)
- JPEG — no transparency, lossy compression (avoid for logos)
What resolution should I export my logo PNG at?
For web use, 512×512 or 1024×1024 pixels provides sufficient detail. For print, use SVG (vector) instead of PNG to ensure crisp output at any size. If PNG is required for print, export at 300 DPI at the final printed size — a 10cm logo needs at least 1181×1181px.
How do I choose a font for my logo?
Serif fonts (Times, Georgia) convey tradition and authority. Sans-serifs (Helvetica, Inter) feel modern and clean. Display/script fonts add personality but sacrifice readability at small sizes. Limit your logo to one font. Avoid free fonts that are overused (Comic Sans, Papyrus).
What's the difference between a wordmark and a lettermark?
A wordmark uses the full company name as the logo (Google, FedEx). A lettermark uses initials only (IBM, HBO, CNN). Lettermarks work well for long company names and double as compact icons. Use the full wordmark in contexts where the brand isn't yet recognizable.