I’ve probably tried well over a few dozen logo makers at this point, and most of them I’d describe as “fun”, but not ideal. Half of the time I end up advising people to get some initial inspiration with one of these tools then head over to a freelance platform and find someone to spruce up the results.
But realistically, I know every store needs a logo before they can even think about launching online, nobody trusts an online seller that hasn’t even gone through the effort of even trying to start building a brand. Happily, a few of the more popular quick-start tools have gotten a lot better in recent years, to the point where I’d actually feel comfortable using the logo they produced, even if it was just for the first year or two of running my business.
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