Logo Design

A Logo Built Around Your Business

Create a distinctive, usable logo with a clear visual direction and the formats your business needs across print and digital channels.

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§ 01 — OverviewLogo Design

What does a custom logo design service include?

A custom logo design service creates an original mark for a business rather than adapting a template: research into the brand and its competitors, multiple concept directions, refinement based on feedback, and final files in scalable vector formats such as SVG, AI and EPS plus web-ready versions. 360Kreations delivers each logo in the formats needed for print, web and social.

Your logo is the first impression of your brand

Your logo is not just a symbol; it’s the face of your brand. Without a distinct and memorable logo, even strong businesses risk blending into the background. We design logos that differentiate your brand, communicate your value quickly and build recognition over time.

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Stand apart from competitors

A custom mark, not a template, designed to capture attention and communicate what makes your business different.

02 Outcome 02

Shaped with your input

We work closely with you throughout the process, so the final logo reflects your vision and brand personality.

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Ready for every channel

Receive the file formats you need so the logo looks right on your website, social media and printed materials.

§ 02 — Deliverables06 items

What the service includes

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Custom logo design

Unique logos that represent your brand’s identity and values: no templates, designed to set you apart.

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Minimalist logos

Clean, simple marks that communicate your message clearly. Sometimes less is more.

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Wordmarks and lettermarks

Typography-led logos built on your name or initials for a timeless, professional look.

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Icon-based logos

Simple, recognizable icons that adapt to everything from business cards to app icons.

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Mascot and illustrated logos

Characters and illustrations that add personality and help your audience connect with the brand.

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Final files in the formats you need

Scalable vector files plus web-ready versions for websites, social media and marketing materials.

§ 03 — Process05 steps

How we work

Every project follows the same sequence, so you know what happens next and what we need from you.

Discuss My Logo
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    Requirement gathering

    Understand your brand, objectives and intended audience so the logo aligns with your business identity.

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    Research and inspiration

    Study your industry, competitors and current design direction to find room for a distinctive concept.

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    Concept development

    Create multiple logo ideas focused on originality and brand relevance.

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    Review and feedback

    Present the concepts, gather your input and refine the chosen direction.

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    Logo delivery

    Hand over the final digital files, including scalable vector formats, ready for use.

§ 04 — Selected work03 pieces

Logo concepts across styles

A selection of logo directions from our design team, from clean wordmarks to illustrated mascots.

§ 05 — Questions08 answers
FAQs

Logo Design: frequently asked questions

What types of logos do you design?

Custom logos, minimalist marks, wordmarks and lettermarks, icon-based logos, and mascot or illustrated logos. We recommend a direction once we understand your brand, audience and where the logo will be used most. A logo that mostly appears as a small app or social icon, for example, may need a different approach from one used on signage and packaging.

How much does logo design cost?

The cost depends on the type of logo, the amount of research and concept work involved, whether custom illustration or a mascot is needed, and whether you also need related brand materials. After we review your brief, we send a written quote that lists the deliverables and file formats included, so you know exactly what you will receive.

How long does logo design take?

Timing depends on the logo style, how much research and concept development is needed, and how quickly feedback comes back after each presentation. Illustrated or mascot logos generally take longer than a clean wordmark. The timeline is agreed in your proposal, so you know when to expect concepts, refinements and the final files.

What do you need from me to start?

We need your business name exactly as it should appear, any tagline, a short description of what you do and who you serve, and the qualities you want the logo to express. Examples of logos you like or dislike, competitor names and any color preferences or restrictions help us focus the research and concepts from the start.

Which files will I receive?

The final logo is delivered in scalable vector formats plus versions ready for websites, social media and marketing materials. Vector files such as SVG, AI or EPS can be resized without losing quality, while PNG and JPG versions suit everyday screen use. The exact file list, including any color variations, is confirmed in your proposal.

How involved will I be in the design?

You share your goals and preferences at the start, then review the concepts and give feedback before we refine and finalize the chosen design. You are involved at each decision point: the brief, the concept presentation and the refinement of the chosen direction. Clear, consolidated feedback at each stage helps the logo move forward without losing its original idea.

Can you refresh an existing logo?

Yes. We can review your current logo and discuss whether a refresh or a new design better fits where your business is going. A refresh keeps the recognition you have built while improving legibility, simplifying details or updating typography. A new design makes more sense when the current logo no longer reflects what the business does or who it serves.

Can I trademark the logo you design?

Trademark registration is a legal process, so we recommend speaking with a trademark attorney or reviewing the USPTO guidance before you invest in signage or printing. What we provide is a custom design, not a template, which is a better starting point than a stock logo. A trademark search is the right next step before you apply to register it.

Let’s plan your next project

Tell us what you need, what you already have and when you want to get started. We’ll help define a practical scope.