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@ashiq_2023 Thank you for answer question #1. Unfortunately, you did not understand my question #2 or 3. Let me reiterate: 2. I don't believe the logo-maker is safe. Here is why: Instead of buying the logo, someone can simply take a screenshot of the logo and send it to a manufacturer to put on their product. Example: John is selling wooden bowls. He goes to the logo-maker, finds a logo he likes, takes a screenshot of it, and sends it to the manufacturer, thereby getting that logo on his product. John just got a logo for free. This is why I believe logo-maker is not safe. Am I wrong? 3. I do NOT want to buy logos form logo-maker to sell to others. But if someone else does this, is there something in place to stop this from happening? This is another way I believe logo-maker is not safe.

I never said I would do any of those things. I am simply asking what is stopping someone else from doing that to me, or you, or any other logo designer out there?

Hi all, Im new here so apologies if this info is already available somewhere in the forums. I was experimenting with the fiver logo maker and was curious about a few things: 1. Where are these logo designs coming from? Are they truly generated by software or are they submitted by logo designers on fiverr. If the latter, do they get paid for their submission or do they get commission every time someone buys their design? 2. What is stopping someone from using the free Logo Maker, customizing to the design they want and then simply taking a screenshot of the logo to send to a manufacturer to put on their product? I don't see why someone couldn't simply screenshot the design, unless they truly needed the full kit offered by the $60 package or high-resolution image of the logo. If these logo's are actually designed by people, how is their copyright over it preserved? 3. What is stopping people from downloading the logo after purchase and then reselling it? Thanks all.