Readable when tiny
Check your logo as a browser tab icon or app icon, where detailed logos turn into a blur.
A minimalist logo maker for clean, simple brands
A minimalist logo is one idea, drawn with as little as possible. It is harder than it looks — too simple and it is generic, too busy and it falls apart at small sizes. Loowgo is built around that balance.
Where it shows up
One-colour ready
Black and white versions are included for stamps, engraving and receipts.
Clean typefaces
A curated set of fonts that pair well with simple symbols, rather than hundreds of novelty ones.
Room to breathe
Adjust spacing and layout so the symbol and the name feel balanced, not cramped.
What makes a minimalist logo work
Good minimalist logos usually share three traits: a single recognisable shape, strong contrast, and nothing that only works in colour. If you can draw it from memory after seeing it once, it is doing its job.
The trap is ending up with a plain circle and a name in a default font. That is simple, but not memorable. The shape still needs a small twist that belongs to you.
Simple without being generic
Your sketch gives each concept something specific to build on, so the 6 directions start from your idea instead of a stock icon. Shapes stay clean and flat, which is what lets them scale from a favicon to a sign.
In the editor, the black and white view shows the logo exactly as it will look printed in one colour. If it still works there, it will work almost anywhere.
What you download
A one-time purchase unlocks the full 14-format kit: 4096 px PNG, transparent PNG, JPG, SVG vector files, vector PDF for print, black and white versions, symbol only, favicon set, app icon, profile picture, colour codes and a brand guide PDF, with full commercial usage rights and a lifetime licence.
Ready-made logos for your business
Finished logos for sale, each sold once to a single buyer.
Common questions
Is minimalist right for my business?
If your logo will appear small — on a phone screen, a label or a social profile — minimalist is usually the safest choice.
Can I use colour in a minimalist logo?
Yes. Minimalist is about shape, not colour. Pick any palette in the editor; you still get black and white versions.
Can I preview it before paying?
Yes. You can edit it, view it in black and white and see it on mockups before buying.
Is there a subscription?
No. Creating, comparing and editing is free. You pay $39 USD per logo, as a one-time payment with no subscription required. Making logos often? Monthly plans are also available.
Can I start without a sketch?
Yes. You can start from your business name, but a few lines of a sketch usually give more distinctive results.
Simple wins
Draw a few lines and see how clean your idea can get.