Custom logo design for growing businesses.
A logo drawn from scratch for your business — not a template resold to a hundred others. Delivered in every format you will ever need, from billboard-scale vector to favicon, with full copyright transferred to you in writing.
Your logo, built as the seed of the brand
A logo chosen once and reused everywhere — delivered as a complete file system ready for print, web, signage and social profiles. We also offer full graphic design services beyond logos.
Your logo outlives every other design decision
The logo is the one piece of design your business will keep for years — it goes on the signboard, the invoice, the Facebook page and the favicon in a browser tab. It has to work at 16 pixels and at three metres. That constraint drives every decision in a properly designed mark, and it is why template logos fall apart the moment your business grows.
Which type of logo does your business need?
The right type depends on your name, your industry and where the mark will live. I design all four — and tell you honestly which one fits.
Wordmark
The business name itself, set in customised typography. Best when the name is short, distinctive and easy to say — think of how a name like "Daraz" carries the whole brand on its own.
Lettermark
An initials-based monogram for long or hard-to-pronounce names. Works well when the full name appears elsewhere — on documents and signboards — while the mark handles small spaces.
Combination Mark
A symbol paired with the name, usable together or separately. The most versatile choice for most businesses, because the symbol can later stand alone on apps and social avatars.
Emblem
The name enclosed inside a badge or seal. Traditional and authoritative — schools, hospitals, agencies and organisations that want a formal, institutional feel.
Custom vs readymade logo — the honest comparison
"Readymade logo design" is a real search term, so it deserves a straight answer instead of a sales pitch. Here is exactly what you get from each route:
- Readymade / template logo
- Cheap and delivered in hours
- The same mark is sold to many businesses
- Usually only a flattened PNG or JPG
- Cannot be trademarked — no exclusivity
- Falls apart when scaled or printed large
- Someone else can legally look identical to you
- Custom logo (what I design)
- Drawn from scratch for your business only
- Built on your name, industry and audience
- Delivered in vector AI, EPS and SVG plus PNG/JPG
- Full copyright transfer in writing
- Scales from favicon to signboard without breaking
- Safe to trademark and build a brand on
A readymade mark is fine for a temporary venture. If you are registering a company, printing signboards or building a name you intend to keep, a custom logo is the only route that does not need replacing later.
How we work together
Every file you will ever need — included
A logo you cannot reuse is not a logo. Every project ships with the full format set, so printers, signmakers, app developers and social platforms each get exactly what they ask for.
- Vector sources
- Adobe Illustrator (.ai) working file
- EPS for printers and signmakers
- SVG for websites and apps
- Layers organised, fonts identified
- Raster exports
- Transparent PNG at high resolution
- White-background PNG and JPG
- Black, white and full-colour variants
- Square, horizontal and stacked layouts
- Favicon & icons
- .ico file plus 16/32/48/180px PNGs
- Apple touch icon
- App icons for mobile app development
- Tested at 16px in browser tabs
- Social & usage
- Avatars sized for Facebook, WhatsApp, Instagram, LinkedIn
- Facebook page cover with logo placement
- Colour values (HEX, RGB, CMYK) on a usage sheet
- Clear-space and minimum-size rules
Brand guideline handoff
On identity projects the logo ships with a short brand guideline PDF: logo variants and when to use each, colour palette, paired typography and misuse examples — so the next person who touches your brand keeps it consistent. Full guidelines pair naturally with graphic design services for cards, letterhead and profiles.
Logo design questions
How long does a logo design take?
A standard logo project takes 3 to 5 working days from brief to final files. Rush delivery in 48 hours is possible when the brief is clear. Larger identity projects that include stationery and brand guidelines take one to two weeks.
Who owns the logo copyright when it is finished?
You do. Full copyright and usage rights transfer to you in writing on final payment. I keep a backup of the source files for two years in case you lose yours, but the mark is legally and entirely yours — you can register it, trademark it or hand it to any other designer later.
How many revisions are included?
Three rounds of revision are included. In practice most logo projects settle in one or two, because direction is agreed on real concept options before detailed work begins — not negotiated afterwards.
What is the difference between custom and readymade logo design?
A readymade logo is a template or stock mark resold to many businesses — cheap and fast, but someone else may be using a near-identical mark, and you usually receive only a flattened image that cannot be trademarked. A custom logo is drawn from scratch for your business: distinct, scalable, delivered in every format with copyright transferred to you. For a business name you plan to build on, custom is the defensible choice.
What files do I receive with my logo?
The complete set: editable Illustrator (.ai) and EPS vector sources, SVG for web and apps, transparent and white-background PNG at high resolution, JPG for documents, a favicon set (.ico and PNG sizes), and social media avatars sized for Facebook, WhatsApp, Instagram and LinkedIn.
Do you work with international clients?
Yes. Logo work happens entirely over WhatsApp and email — concept options, feedback rounds and final files all travel digitally. I work with clients worldwide.
Can the logo be combined with a website project?
Yes, and it is the smartest order to do it in. When the logo, colours and typography are finalised first, the website is built around them once — no retrofitting, no paying twice to reconcile a brand that was built piecemeal.
How much does a logo cost?
It depends on scope: a single logo project is priced very differently from a logo plus full stationery and guidelines. I quote a fixed figure per project after seeing the brief — no hourly billing, no surprises. Ask over WhatsApp and you will have the number before any work starts; see pricing for how quoting works.
A logo system built for every touchpoint
We create flexible brand assets that stay sharp across print, screens, packaging, social media and future campaigns.
Vector artwork
Scalable master artwork for every size and application.
Brand colour systems
Consistent RGB, CMYK and web-ready colour guidance.
Typography systems
Practical type pairings and usage rules for your brand.
Multi-format delivery
Organized SVG, PDF, PNG and source-file handover.
Need a logo you will still be proud of in ten years?
Tell me the business name and where the mark needs to work, and I will tell you honestly what type of logo fits — and what it costs.