‘Logopony’ is an AI-powered platform that helps you to create logos for your startup. According to its developers, unlike other logo creators that give you randomly matched fonts & colors, this platform will ensure you receive professional & quality suggestions for your logos.
In addition to the integrated AI, Logopony has a custom made logo editor. This will allow you to edit any aspect of the created logo instantly.
How Logopony works
You can make logos to suit various media platforms such as social networks, email or even the Web. Logopony is based on HTML5/Js/Canvas & with no flash. In addition, it has over 150000 shapes for its AI to choose from. The platform picks abstract icons from these premade shapes. However, the developers claim that they intend to add an abstract polygonal icon generator in their next updates. This will allow Logopony to generate geometric shapes using their AI.
After editing your logo, Logopony allows you an unlimited number of downloads without any extra monthly payments. In addition, it lets you retain all your logo copyrights, commercial license, & offers you lifetime support. Furthermore, you can export Web quality transparent PNG from the platform. The tool doesn’t use logo templates to avoid the chance of users having 2 exact logos.
Logopony has 2 pricing plans – Basic & Premium. Depending on the features you want, be it a logo on a white background, one on a transparent background, a logo with Web quality of 300px or one having 960px, you can choose the plan that suits you best.
This startup’s co-founders are Eugene Kondratyev, who is also the founder of Protect.ly,- a platform that helps you protect your digital products Online- & Tanya Mau a UI designer. Its headquartered in Edinburgh, UK.
– This is a startup profile based on publicly available material & not a review –
Image Credit: Logopony
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