Every logo and brand tool, by category

LogoSwitch sorts logo and brand tools by the job they do, from naming a business to keeping a large brand consistent. Most people move through these categories in order: find a name, make a logo, choose fonts and colors, then write it all down and keep the files in one place.

Name generators and the trademark checks category belong together. A name generator gives you ideas and shows which domains are free, and the trademark databases show whether someone already holds rights to a similar name or mark. Logo generators sit next to vector and icon tools, because a logo is only finished when you have clean vector files that scale.

Fonts and color palette tools cover the two choices that make a brand look consistent once the logo exists. Brand guideline tools and brand asset management tools come later, when more people make material for the brand and need the same rules and approved files.

Each tool page has a short description in our own words, a few facts we could confirm, such as a free plan or vector export, and a link to the official site. Check the tool's own site for current plans and license terms before you buy.

Tools that we could not confirm stay unpublished until we can, so a category may list fewer tools than you find elsewhere. That is on purpose. We would rather show a short list of tools that work than a long one padded with names that no longer exist.

Most categories also answer the common questions that come up when you choose a tool of that kind, such as what file types a logo needs, what font licenses cover and how much a trademark search tells you. Use the answers as a starting point, then check the details that matter for your business on the tool's own site.