01Logo Ideas by Industry












02Logo Symbol Ideas by Topic
Try the logo maker app for more symbol options — click Symbol in the sidebar to browse subcategories. Or find one-of-a-kind marks at Logo Icons, where each symbol is removed from the shop once sold.
03Logo Ideas With Fonts (Logotypes)















See the font shop for more logo font collections.
04Logo Design Ideas by Style
05Starting With Logo Font Templates









06From Idea to Logo in 3 Steps
Step 1 — Type your company name
Type your company name into the logo maker and click Next. If you're wondering how to name your company, How to come up with a brand name is a good starting point.
Step 2 — Select a baseline design
On the logo ideas page you'll see a selection of logos. Uncheck colors you don't want, pick an industry, and specify a style. For a modern look, try a wordmark first — you can always add a symbol later in the logo maker app.
Step 3 — Customize
Click a letter in the editing area to see alternative letter designs. Use the sidebar sliders for symbol, weight, and letter-spacing. Lighter = more elegant; bolder speaks to a younger, punchier audience. More on how to design logos.
07Tips for Designing
How to pick the right font?
Have a logo idea in mind, then click through the font options in the right sidebar of the Mojomox logo maker. Use the weight slider — the thinner the logotype, the more elegant the logo. Thicker type looks stronger. Very thin styles are harder to read at small sizes.
Vertical or horizontal format?
A horizontal logo (symbol beside wordmark) is the most versatile — it fits neatly into website headers. If your brand name is long, consider stacking words. Aim for a compact, tidy package.
How many colors should I have?
Pick your logo font and symbol first, then choose colors. One main color, one secondary, one accent is a solid starting point. Use the preset palettes in the Mojomox sidebar to find a starting point, then fine-tune with the color picker.
How to quickly test before finalizing
Before exporting, scroll to the Brand in Context section in the logo creator and confirm the mark reads well at small sizes. Then download a few weight and spacing variants and test on your actual website or packaging.


















