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A clean header logo on every document you send.
Freelancers compete on trust, and a consistent mark is the cheapest trust signal there is. Sketch an idea or start from your name and get 8 minimalist logo concepts — free to create and edit — pay once at download.
A clean header logo on every document you send.
A compact mark that survives inbox rendering.
One symbol that ties your pages together.
An avatar that reads as a brand, not a photo crop.
For most freelancers the logo is the name — so the lettering has to be right. Loowgo treats a personal name the same as a company: sketch a monogram or symbol if you have one, or skip drawing and start from your name.
You get 8 minimalist concepts, compare them side by side, and edit the winner: the name, the font, the colour and the size. The black and white view shows how the mark holds up when a client pastes it into a greyed-out invoice template.
Freelance work is word-of-mouth plus screens: the proposal, the invoice, the calendar invite, the portfolio, the LinkedIn avatar. A minimalist mark stays consistent across all of them because it doesn't depend on colour to be recognizable.
Every download includes 4096 × 4096 PNG files, a transparent-background version for documents and portfolios, and a black and white version — with a commercial use license and permanent access from your account.
Registering a company or launching a product under its own name? The next logo is $24. The shop also carries exclusive ready-made minimalist logos, each sold once and removed from the site.
Creating and editing is free. The download is a one-time payment — no subscription, which matters when your income varies month to month.
Yes. Start from your name and the concepts will treat it as the brand — you can then pick fonts and layout that fit your field.
Yes. Minimalist marks keep their character at small sizes, and the transparent-background PNG drops cleanly into documents.
Yes. The commercial use license covers your business documents, website and social profiles.
Start a new sketch or name, compare 8 fresh concepts, and buy the new direction — the second logo is $24.
Free to start — you only pay when the mark feels like yours.