Best AI Logo Makers in 2026: Free Downloads and SVG

Wix has the most generous free tier we found. Its support page says downloading the logo as a high-quality file is completely free, and that includes SVG and transparent PNG. Logo making now lives in Wixel, Wix's AI design app. The free plan gives 120 credits a month, with a maximum of 30 a day, and up to 20 logos.

Paid Wixel plans add more credits and logos: Basic is $90 a year for 50 logos, Pro $290 for 180, and Max $590 for 440. The product split is confusing, though. The older Wix Logo Maker still exists with its own paid plans, logos made in Wixel do not sync to your Wix website, and old logos did not move over to Wixel.

Rights: Wix says you have the legal right to use your finished logo for your business. Icons and fonts are shared library assets, so the logo is not exclusive.

Who it suits: anyone who wants a free logo with real vector files, and Wix site owners.

Brandmark is the cheapest way to own proper vector files without a subscription. You can generate as many logos as you like with no account. When you find one you like, Basic costs $35 once and gives you PNG plus vector files (SVG and PDF). You can keep editing and re-downloading after you pay.

Designer ($95) adds source files, brand guidelines, a business card and social media designs. Enterprise ($195) adds up to 10 hand-crafted original concepts and the font download.

Rights: Brandmark includes full copyright for commercial and personal use. Its terms do not cover exclusivity. AI-made logos use library icons and fonts, so only the Enterprise hand-made concepts are likely to be one of a kind.

Who it suits: freelancers and small businesses who want vector files for $35 and no monthly bill. For more pay-once tools, see buy once software.

Looka produces some of the most polished AI logos and wraps them in brand assets: business cards, social profiles and email signatures. Designing and editing are free. You pay when you download.

Skip the $20 Basic package. It gives one 1000 x 1000 PNG on a colored background, with no transparency and no vector file. Premium at $65 is the real price. It includes SVG, EPS, PDF and PNG, with transparent, black and white versions, plus unlimited edits after purchase. Brand Kit subscriptions (yearly) add the templates and a website builder.

Rights: Looka says you get full ownership of the logo as a whole, but not of the individual icons or fonts, and elements stay in its library. For a trademark, Looka tells you to talk to an attorney. Only use Looka's own website: a look-alike iPhone app with a similar name is not from Looka.

Who it suits: small businesses that want a logo and matching brand materials in one afternoon.

Canva has thousands of logo templates and AI tools to start from a prompt. Its strength is everything after the logo: matching Instagram posts, business cards, flyers and slides, all in the same app.

Free accounts can download PNG, JPG and PDF. A transparent background and SVG export are Pro features, and Pro elements in a free design download with a watermark.

Rights: Canva's help page is unusually clear. Template logos are not exclusive and cannot be registered as trademarks. Library content cannot be used in a trademark, except fonts, simple shapes and lines. If you want something you can register, build it from scratch with shapes and fonts.

Who it suits: people who already design in Canva. If you are thinking of leaving it, see our free Canva alternatives.

Adobe Express is template-based, with Firefly AI to generate ideas and a big library of fonts. Its key advantage over Canva Free: the free plan includes PNG export with a transparent background. You also get JPG, PDF, GIF and PPT exports.

Converting to SVG and saving brand kits are Premium features, at $9.99 a month. You need a free Adobe account.

Rights: the logo page does not address trademarks. Templates and stock assets fall under Adobe's general license terms, so treat the result as non-exclusive.

Who it suits: anyone who needs a free transparent logo for a website, stream overlay or social profile.

Hatchful is now called Shopify Logo Maker, and the old Hatchful address redirects there. It is still completely free with no watermark. You pick an industry and style, edit the text and colors, and download a ZIP of PNG files in several layouts, including transparent and social media sizes. The Hatchful mobile app has been discontinued.

There is no SVG or other vector file, so it is best for a new online store or a side project, not for printing signs.

Who it suits: new Shopify and Etsy sellers who need a clean logo today at no cost.

Kittl is a real vector editor with AI image and vector generation, best known for typography, badges and merch-style logos. It gives you far more control than the generators above.

The free plan is not usable for a business. Exports are PNG or JPG up to 800px at 72dpi, and Kittl's help page says free use is personal only. Paid plans add SVG and PDF, high-resolution exports up to 10,800px at 300dpi, and a commercial license.

Rights: Kittl's licensing page says logos you build from your own uploads or AI-generated elements can be trademarked. Logos based on Kittl templates and illustrations cannot.

Who it suits: designers and apparel brands who want to tweak every curve.

Ideogram is an AI image generator, not a logo maker, but it is the best tool here at spelling your brand name correctly inside an image. That makes it great for exploring wordmark and lettering concepts.

You get raster images (PNG or JPG), not vectors, and no brand kit. To use a result as a real logo, you will need to trace it into a vector file. Free images are public by default. Private generation needs a paid plan.

Rights: Ideogram's terms say it claims no ownership of what you make. Keep in mind that in the US, purely AI-generated images may not be protected by copyright, which weakens your claim to the design.

Who it suits: founders brainstorming wordmarks before handing the idea to a designer or tracing it themselves.

LogoAI generates a logo and shows it on many mockups, from business cards to storefronts, which helps you judge it in context. Paid downloads include JPG, PNG, PDF and SVG.

Its pricing has changed. The current pricing page shows a $10 trial for 7 days with 200 AI credits, then Pro at $20 a month. Older pages on the same site still describe one-time packages, so check what you are buying at checkout. Free previews may carry a watermark, and unrestricted downloads need a paid plan.

Rights: LogoAI states that commercial use does not guarantee exclusivity or trademark registration.

Who it suits: people who want to see their logo on lots of mockups before deciding.

Tailor Brands started as a logo maker and has turned into a business formation service. Its official pricing now lists LLC plans, and each includes 8 logos. You can design for free and download a low-resolution file. High-resolution vector files (EPS, SVG, PNG) and 21 social media sizes need a paid plan.

Tailor Brands says the logo is fully yours with full commercial rights once it is paid in full and downloaded, and you keep those rights after you cancel. Exclusivity is not stated.

Who it suits: US founders setting up an LLC, a website and a logo in one place. If you only need a logo, Brandmark or Looka is cheaper.