How BrandCrowd's Logo Design Tool Works
BrandCrowd is an online design platform where you can either make a logo yourself from a template or browse thousands of premium logos for sale. You start for free, edit a template's colors, fonts, and layout, then download your design instantly. It fits best if you want a fast, template-based logo without hiring a designer — not if you need a fully custom illustration built from scratch.
Two ways to get a logo
BrandCrowd gives you two paths, and they lead to different outcomes:
- Make a logo design online — pick a template, customize it, and download. This is the DIY route.
- Browse thousands of premium logos for sale — buy a ready-made logo rather than building one. This is the marketplace route.
Both start from the same entry point: the logo design section of the site.
How the DIY maker works
The workflow is template-first, not blank-canvas:
- Choose a starting template. You browse the library and select a design that roughly matches your industry or style.
- Edit the template. BrandCrowd lets you change the colors, font, and layout of the design.
- Download instantly. Once you're happy with the result, the design is available to download right away.
The key thing to understand is that your creative control is scoped to editing an existing template — swapping colors, typefaces, and arrangement — rather than drawing new elements. If your logo idea depends on a specific custom icon or hand-drawn mark, a template editor won't get you there.
What "start for free" does and doesn't tell you
The site states you can start for FREE, and it separately references premium logos and a premium tag (for example, on business cards). That means:
- You can begin the process and explore templates at no stated cost.
- Some logos and assets are labeled premium, which signals a paid tier exists.
The available information does not specify exact prices, what the free tier includes versus what requires payment, or whether downloading a finished logo is free. Treat "start for free" as covering the starting/exploration step, and expect that premium items and final downloads may involve payment. Check the specific template's page for its terms before committing.
What else you can make with the same account
BrandCrowd isn't logo-only. The same platform covers a wide range of brand and marketing assets, so a logo you make can be paired with matching materials:
| Category | Examples |
|---|---|
| Brand identity | Logo designs, business cards, digital business cards, letterheads |
| Social media | Facebook covers, posts, and stories; Instagram posts and stories; LinkedIn posts and banners; Twitter headers and posts; Pinterest pins |
| Flyers, posters, postcards, invitations, thank-you cards, menus, gift certificates | |
| Video | Instagram Reels, TikTok videos, YouTube videos, animations |
| Web & other | Website builder, QR codes, link-in-bio pages, email signatures, Zoom backgrounds |
Each of these has its own maker with the same editing model — adjust images, layout, fonts, and colors, then download or share.
When BrandCrowd is the right choice
Choose the template maker if you need a usable logo quickly, you're comfortable picking from existing designs, and your budget or timeline rules out a custom designer.
Choose the premium marketplace if you'd rather buy a finished, professionally designed logo outright than edit one yourself.
Look elsewhere if your brand requires a unique custom mark, you need full vector control over original artwork, or you need to know exact pricing and licensing before you start — those details aren't established by the information available here.
A practical first step
Go to the logo design section, browse templates in your industry, and open one to test the editor. Make a few color and font changes to see whether the level of control matches what you need. If it does, you can move toward a download; if you find yourself wanting to redraw elements, that's your signal to consider the premium marketplace or a custom designer instead.