ManyManyLogos
A real vector logo. Not a picture of one.
15 followers
A real vector logo. Not a picture of one.
15 followers
ManyManyLogos is an AI logo generator that outputs real vector files. Type a name, preview four logo directions free, and download true SVG, PDF and PNG with transparent backgrounds only when you are happy with the result. Full commercial usage rights, forever.
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Genuinely impressed that the downloads are real vectors, not rasters pretending to be SVGs. Previewing four directions before paying felt low-risk and the transparent PNGs saved me a cleanup step in Figma.
Thanks Liam@dailycommit. The transparent-PNG-into-Figma workflow is exactly the case I built for, so it is good to hear it landed. And you named the thing I care most about: the download is a true SVG, not a raster upscale. Open it, scale it, recolor it, and it holds.
Love that the free previews actually let me compare four distinct directions side by side before committing, and the fact that the paid downloads come as proper vector files with full commercial rights is such a rare move in this space.
Thanks @raymond_ashford . The four-directions-before-paying part was the whole design goal: you should see the logo you would be buying first. And on the rights, that one is deliberate. Full commercial usage rights, forever, stated plainly, because burying it is how this space usually works.
Genuine vector output is honestly the standout here, so many AI logo tools cheat with rasters and pretend otherwise. Love that you only pay when you're actually happy with the result.
Thanks@tiberius_shen . The pretending is the part that bugged me too. A file named .svg that is really a raster inside is the thing this exists to not do. Open the download and the paths are actually there.
the real vector output is a refreshing choice, so many ai logo tools hand off rasters and call it a day. love that the png export actually has transparency too.
Appreciate it Sophia. The transparent PNG was non-negotiable for me. Getting a logo back with a white box baked in defeats the point, so every download is properly cut out.