A clean starter logo in a minute: name, one icon, your colors, exported as SVG (infinitely scalable) and PNG.
Most early-stage logos need the same things: a legible name, one memorable mark, and a file that works everywhere. This maker builds exactly that as a true vector SVG, the icon drawn as paths inside an optional badge, the wordmark set in clean system type, so the result scales from a favicon to a shop sign without pixelation, and the PNG export covers the places that demand raster files. The icon set is deliberately geometric (mountain, bolt, leaf, star, wave, diamond, sun, or your initial), because simple shapes are what survive at small sizes.
Honest scope, stated on purpose: this makes tidy starter marks for projects, clubs, side businesses and prototypes. It does not do what a brand designer does, bespoke letterforms, competitive research, trademark clearance, a full identity system. If the business grows teeth, commission the real thing and use this mark's direction as the brief. Also do a trademark sanity check on any name-and-symbol combination before printing it on anything expensive.
Why SVG first? SVG is the master format: infinitely scalable, tiny file size, editable in any vector tool later. PNG is the compatibility export. Keep the SVG safe, it is the source.
Can I use the logo commercially? Yes, the output is yours. The icons are simple original geometric paths drawn for this tool. Trademark clearance for your chosen name and market remains your responsibility, as with any logo.
The initial-letter option looks best big, why? Monogram marks are the oldest logo form there is and stay legible at favicon size. For app icons and avatars, the initial in a circle badge is usually the strongest choice here.