Logo Variations 🤝 Endless Possibilities

[Logo Maker Team]

Making simple alterations, like adjusting color, adding outlines, and tweaking layers can be all it takes to make a logo appealing to the right industry and customer. Logo Maker’s editor allows you to create incredible variety with ease! 

Check out these examples for unique ways you can utilize Logo Maker’s editor for your future designs:

 

Getting the most out of your SVG file 

Designer Shamlirotem made endless variations to his logo by forming different combinations with his initial layers. Rotem played with filled-in symbols, outlines, and palette sizes ranging from two to eight colors in his variations.

He experimented with adding a circle in the background and with transparency of the layers, all while maintaining the uploaded SVG centralized.

 

 

Playing with visibility

Another way to maximize editor abilities is to experiment with visibility elements in your design.

In this design, Vanadium1st centralized all elements in the SVG to keep the alignment of the logo and then made some of the features transparent to create different hairstyles (See Below). The results are varied, unique, and eye-catching. This was a brilliant use of the editor tool!

Original SVG layers:

Variations:

 

 

Coloring to the max

For their variations, designer Shamlirotem played with negative space, outlines, complementary colors –including black and white options – and different color palette sizes, ranging from two to many. 

Rotem added a circle in the background as part of our editor option and made some layers see-through while maintaining the uploaded SVG centralized.

 

Coloring to the max #2

Vanadium1st manipulated colors to create variations, inverting colors, adding and removing outlines, playing with negative space, different palette sizes, complementary colors, and more. 

 

We hope you found these variation examples as clever as we did! Now it’s your turn to try. 

How have you made your unique variations? What tools are you eager to try? Share in the 

comments below. 

 

For even more helpful tips, check out these new articles: 

• On how to use color for logo variations - Suggested Palette features: Helpful tips

• On our “suggested coloring” feature (buyer side) - Logo Maker: Suggested Palette features

[angeleyeslondon]

Thank you

[farazsiyal]

Thanks for sharing. Very useful info. 😀🤩

[art_mart]

Nice, very useful..❤️

[surajpro]

Very useful info. ❤️

[grafix_204]

Thanks for sharing useful info..

[syahrirallil]

On 1/1/2023 at 10:04 PM, Logo Maker Team said:

Making simple alterations, like adjusting color, adding outlines, and tweaking layers can be all it takes to make a logo appealing to the right industry and customer. Logo Maker’s editor allows you to create incredible variety with ease! 

Check out these examples for unique ways you can utilize Logo Maker’s editor for your future designs:

 

Getting the most out of your SVG file 

Designer Shamlirotem made endless variations to his logo by forming different combinations with his initial layers. Rotem played with filled-in symbols, outlines, and palette sizes ranging from two to eight colors in his variations.

He experimented with adding a circle in the background and with transparency of the layers, all while maintaining the uploaded SVG centralized.

 

 

Playing with visibility

Another way to maximize editor abilities is to experiment with visibility elements in your design.

In this design, Vanadium1st centralized all elements in the SVG to keep the alignment of the logo and then made some of the features transparent to create different hairstyles (See Below). The results are varied, unique, and eye-catching. This was a brilliant use of the editor tool!

Original SVG layers:

Variations:

 

 

Coloring to the max

For their variations, designer Shamlirotem played with negative space, outlines, complementary colors –including black and white options – and different color palette sizes, ranging from two to many. 

Rotem added a circle in the background as part of our editor option and made some layers see-through while maintaining the uploaded SVG centralized.

 

Coloring to the max #2

 

Vanadium1st manipulated colors to create variations, inverting colors, adding and removing outlines, playing with negative space, different palette sizes, complementary colors, and more. 

 

We hope you found these variation examples as clever as we did! Now it’s your turn to try. 

How have you made your unique variations? What tools are you eager to try? Share in the 

comments below. 

 

For even more helpful tips, check out these new articles: 

• On how to use color for logo variations - Suggested Palette features: Helpful tips

• On our “suggested coloring” feature (buyer side) - Logo Maker: Suggested Palette features

thanks for sharing 

[zmm_designs]

Thank you for great information.

 

[arslan_nasim]

Thanks for the info.

[designak]

Thanks for the info. This is really interesting

[aizeekhan98]

Thank you for sharing!

[monitodesign]

Thanks so much for sharing these examples

[original_brand]

Great, very informative.

[vanadium1st]

Happy to be featured! Thank you. And wow, awesome examples. The first logo by Shamlirotem is absolutely brilliant.

[maheshadil]

Thank you for sharing!

[princeishere]

Thank you so much for sharing these Important info...

[unipen_team]

How about giving us the option to use gradients?

[ingenious01]

Thanks for sharing

[shohagsheqder]

Thank you so much.

[kiransdesigns]

Thank you for the guidance 

[keshavk01]

I never thought of possibility of using logo maker like this. Seems like I was barely scratching the surface on logo makers capabilities.

[Logo Maker Team]

On 1/5/2023 at 10:48 PM, unipen_team said:

How about giving us the option to use gradients?

It's on our bucket list! The most important focus right now is the new dashboard- it is the main priority by seller requests 🙂

[abdelghniennya]

Thanks for the info🙏

[bisma_ahmad]

Options with and without gradients will be a great addition to this. (Y)