Loowgo vs Looka: which logo maker fits you?

Both let you create and edit for free and pay when you're happy. The difference is where the logo starts and what you get for the price.

The short answer

Choose Loowgo if

  • You have an idea or a rough drawing you want the logo built around.
  • You want the full file kit, favicon set and brand guide in one $39 purchase.
  • You want a clean minimalist mark that holds up in black and white.

Choose Looka if

  • You only need a single PNG and want the lowest price.
  • You want a yearly subscription that also includes business cards, social posts and website tools.

Side by side

FeatureLoowgoLooka
Starting pointYour sketch or your business nameBusiness name, industry and style choices
Free to tryYes; account needed only to pay for your logoYes, pay only to download
Logo-only price$39 one-time with SVG, PNG, PDF, favicon set and brand guide$20 basic package (one PNG) or $65 premium package
Subscription optionOptional monthly plans for frequent creatorsYearly Brand Kit subscription
Commercial rightsFull commercial rights, lifetime licenceFull commercial rights after purchase
StyleMinimalist, monochrome-firstWide range of styles

Details checked October 18, 2026. Plans change, so check each site for current pricing. Sources: Looka pricing, Looka help: Is this logo free?.

Switching from Looka

  1. Draw the idea you liked in Looka, or type your name to start.
  2. Compare 6 concepts and edit the closest one.
  3. Check it in black and white, then download the full kit for $39.

Common questions

Is Loowgo cheaper than Looka?

Looka's basic package costs less but includes one PNG. Loowgo's $39 includes vector SVG, PDF, transparent PNG, favicon set and brand guide.

Can I start from a drawing on Looka?

Looka starts from your business details and style choices. Loowgo is built around starting from your own sketch.

Do I need a subscription for Loowgo?

No. Each logo is a one-time $39 payment. Monthly plans are optional.

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Try it with your own sketch

Creating, comparing and editing is free. You only pay when you download.