Canva is a great all-round design tool. Loowgo does one thing: turns your sketch or business name into a minimalist logo with full commercial rights. Here is a fair look at when each one makes sense.
| Feature | Loowgo | Canva |
|---|---|---|
| Starting point | Your sketch or your business name | Templates or a blank canvas |
| Concepts | 6 original concepts to compare | You browse and edit templates yourself |
| Trademark use | Made from your input, not a shared template; check availability before registering | Template logos are non-exclusive and can't be registered as a trademark |
| Price model | Free to create; $39 one-time per logo | Free plan; Pro is a paid subscription |
| Files | SVG, PDF, 4096 px PNG, transparent PNG, favicon set, brand guide | Common image and PDF formats; some formats depend on your plan |
| Account needed | Free to try without one; account needed to pay for your logo | Yes |
| Other design work | Logos only | Thousands of design types |
Canva details checked October 18, 2026. Plans change, so check Canva's site for current pricing. Sources: Canva trademark help, Canva pricing.
Canva's help centre says logos made from its templates are non-exclusive and can't be registered as a trademark. Logos built from scratch with its basic shapes and fonts can be. Loowgo concepts are made from your own input rather than a shared template, but like any logo, check trademark availability before you register it.
It depends on what you need. For a logo alone, Loowgo is $39 once with no subscription. If you need a full design suite every month, Canva Pro covers far more than logos.
Yes. Upload the transparent PNG or SVG to Canva and use it in any design.
No. You can skip the sketch and start from your business name.
Creating, comparing and editing is free. You only pay when you download.
