Draw on screen
Use your finger, a stylus or a mouse. Pen, eraser, shapes, undo and redo are there when you need them.
Turn your sketch into a real logo
Most people already have a picture in their head — a shape, a letter, a little symbol scribbled on a receipt. Loowgo starts from that drawing instead of a template library, so the logo you end up with is built on your idea.
Where it shows up
Start from paper
Took a photo of a napkin sketch? Add it to the canvas and draw over it or generate from it directly.
Fill closed shapes
Press and hold inside a closed outline to fill it, so a quick heart or circle reads as a solid form.
No drawing skills
Wobbly lines are fine. The sketch tells Loowgo what you mean, not how well you draw.
How to turn a sketch into a logo in 4 steps
1. Draw your idea on the canvas, or add a photo of a paper sketch.
2. Add your business name and generate. You get 6 different logo directions built from your shapes.
3. Open the one you like in the editor and adjust the name, typeface, colours and layout. Check it in black and white.
4. Pay once ($39 USD) and download the full file kit, including SVG vector files and a 4096 px PNG.
What actually happens to your drawing
When you tap generate, Loowgo looks at the main shapes in your sketch — their silhouette, how they sit together, whether they are open or filled — and uses them as the starting point for each concept.
You get 6 directions back. They are not 6 copies of the same idea in different colours: some stay close to your lines, others simplify them into a cleaner symbol, and some pair the symbol with your business name in a different typeface.
If none of them feel right, adjust your sketch and try again. Each attempt counts toward your free daily set of 6 logos.
Fast or High quality
Before generating you can choose Fast, which returns results in a few seconds and is good for exploring, or High quality, which takes a little longer and gives more refined detail.
From concept to finished file
Pick the concept you like and open it in the editor. Change the name, typeface, colours, spacing and layout, and check how it looks in black and white and on real-life mockups before paying anything.
When you are happy, unlock it with a one-time payment and download 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.
Why a sketch beats a template
Template-based logo makers start from icons thousands of other businesses can also pick. Starting from your own sketch means the core idea is yours, which makes the logo easier to remember and harder to confuse with someone else's.
Ready-made logos for your business
Finished logos for sale, each sold once to a single buyer.
Common questions
Can I turn a drawing I made on paper into a logo?
Yes. Use the photo tool on the canvas to add a picture of your drawing, then generate from it or trace over it first.
Does my sketch need to be neat?
No. Rough lines work. Closing your shapes and keeping the drawing simple helps, but you do not need to be good at drawing.
How many logos do I get from one sketch?
Each set gives you 6 different directions. You can generate again if you want more options.
Is it free to try?
Yes. Drawing, generating and editing are free. Every logo is $39 USD, one-time payment, no subscription required. Making logos often? Monthly plans are also available.
Who owns the logo?
Once you buy it, you get the files with full commercial usage rights and a lifetime licence, so you can use it for your business, products and marketing.
Your idea, made clean
Open the canvas, draw the idea you already have, and see what it can become.