Getting started
How to Create a Professional Logo Without Design Experience
Turn a short brief into a readable first design, then test and save useful versions.
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Logo design, one decision at a time.
Start with a clear name, choose a readable style, and test the result where you will use it. These guides explain the decisions behind the editor controls.
Typography
How to Choose the Right Font for Your Business Logo
Compare letter shapes, spacing, weights, and real names rather than choosing by a font label alone.
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Color
Logo Color Psychology: A Practical Guide for Small Businesses
Use color as a context-dependent design choice, with contrast and reproduction checks that matter more than promises.
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Composition
Wordmark vs. Symbol Logo: Which Should You Choose?
Choose a primary name-and-symbol arrangement and a simpler companion for small spaces.
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Files and delivery
PNG vs. JPG vs. SVG: Understanding Logo File Formats
Know which files preserve transparency, which remain editable, and what LogoDays actually downloads.
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Getting started
Common Logo Design Mistakes and How to Avoid Them
Spot unreadable taglines, crowded shapes, weak contrast, and export problems before they become expensive.
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Applications
How to Design a Logo for Social Media Profiles
Build a square profile version that survives a circular crop and small display size.
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Review and testing
How to Test Your Logo Before Using It for Your Business
Run a repeatable check of readability, contrast, crops, file quality, and practical uses.
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If you are starting from scratch, begin with the first guide and choose two templates to compare. If a design is almost ready, use the testing checklist before downloading the files. The guides describe current LogoDays features and point out where another workflow is needed.
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