Text to logo generator
Write what the logo should say, the way you would tell a designer: the name, a year, a line about what you do. The site reads the sentence and sets it in badge logos, each in a real typeface, as SVG curves, PNG and GIF.
Try it
a badge for North Loop Coffee, est. 2019, small batch roasters →
Made from a sentence
What to write
- The name first: it becomes the largest line.
- A year or a place, if it belongs on the logo: EST. 2019, PORTLAND.
- One short line about what you do: SMALL BATCH ROASTERS.
- Put words in quotes to have exactly those words and nothing else.
- Add "you can add more text" to let the logo fill out with fitting lines.
How it works
- Type the sentence in the box at the top and press Badge this.
- The words are split into a name and supporting lines and set in many badge designs at once.
- Open the one you like for its colours, motion and effects.
- Download the SVG for print and the transparent PNG for the web, or the GIF for social posts.
Questions
- Is it free?
- Yes. Every logo badge is free for any use under CC0. No account, no watermark.
- Is the SVG a real vector?
- Yes. The text is turned into curves, so the SVG opens the same in Figma, Illustrator or Inkscape without the fonts.
- Can I change the words later?
- Type new words at the top and press Badge this again. Each sentence makes a new set.