A place to start with a real design.
LogoDays combines a small collection of editable logo templates, a browser editor, and practical design guides. It is intended for small businesses, independent creators, freelancers, community projects, and people exploring a new personal brand. You can also start with a blank canvas if a template is not the right fit.
The aim is to make the first decisions approachable: choose a readable name, arrange a symbol, try colors, and inspect the result in the places you expect to use it. The guides explain those decisions using examples from the actual collection.
What the tool does.
The editor provides text, basic shapes, Material Symbols, and PNG/JPG image imports. Objects remain separate layers with position, size, rotation, color, outline, and visibility controls where applicable. Groups, undo/redo, adjustable canvas dimensions, and illustrated mockup previews help with composition.
You can download PNG or JPG artwork and an editable LogoDays project. The tool does not offer SVG export, a professional path-drawing workflow, trademark searches, or print-production proofing. The file format guide explains when those limits matter.
Work stays in your browser.
Logo editing, image processing, and downloads run on your device. No account is needed. The latest project is recovered from browser-local storage where available; downloading a project is the way to keep a separate copy. Font files load directly from Google Fonts, so using the service still involves network requests. Read Privacy & fonts for the distinction.
Simple controls, clear explanations.
Public pages use ordinary links and readable text. The editor offers labeled controls, editable numerical values, and keyboard movement for selected objects. These choices aim to make common tasks easier; they are not a claim of complete assistive-technology compatibility. If a control prevents you from completing a task, the support page lists useful information for reporting the problem.
Free to make it your own.
LogoDays claims no ownership of what you create or import. You can use, reuse, edit, and distribute your designs, including commercially, without additional permission from LogoDays. Our licensing policy grants permission for our original template artwork and explains the separate rights in third-party fonts, symbols, and your imports.
There are currently no ads, analytics, or behavioral tracking on LogoDays. Functional browser storage supports local recovery and preferences. If these practices change, we will update the privacy notice before enabling new integrations.
A starting point carries responsibilities.
A template is shared artwork, not a promise of an exclusive identity. Check the licensing and usage FAQ, your own imported assets, and your intended use before adopting a design for a business. LogoDays does not verify that a name or symbol is available for trademark registration.
LogoDays operates this service. For support, privacy, or licensing questions, email contact@logodays.com. Our contact page explains what to include and how we delete correspondence after resolution.