WebbaMarketplaceLaunch kit

Make your brand kit

Type your name and pick a feel. You get a dozen logos to choose from; fine-tune the one you like and download it with everything around it.

Feel

Or try an example:

A few it made earlier

What’s in your kit

  • Your logo, every way you need itFull colour, black, white and transparent, as SVG and PNG; the name and the mark on their own; an animated version.
  • Ready for the webThe browser-tab icon, iPhone and Android icons, and your colours and fonts as a file for whoever builds your site.
  • Ready for socialA profile picture and images sized for Instagram posts and stories, LinkedIn, Facebook and X.
  • Ready to printBusiness cards in US and international sizes, set up the way printers ask for them.
  • A one-page brand guideYour logo, its colours, fonts and the space to leave around it, to share with anyone who works on your brand.
  • Your brand at workPictures of it on a website, an app, a shopfront, packaging, merchandise and more.

Questions

Can I use it for my business?

Yes. The files are yours to use however you like. Every font in the maker is free under the SIL Open Font Licence, which allows logos and commercial use.

Can I register it as a trademark?

Logos built from common shapes and free fonts can be hard to register on their own. Before you register one, have a designer and a trademark lawyer look at it.

What happens to what I type?

Your logo and kit are made in your browser, on your device. What you type isn't sent to Webba while you work. A design link (from Copy link) carries the design itself, the name, colours and font, so anyone you share it with can open it; business card details are never put in a link.

Can I change it later?

Yes. Copy the design's link and keep it: it opens the same design again, ready to change and download.

Why do some letters lose their accent?

The fonts in the maker draw the accents used across Western Europe (é, ñ, ü, ø and more). Letters outside that set, such as č or ł, are written without the accent for now, and the maker tells you when that happens.