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How do you make a catchy logo?
Be unique and clever. A logo is what helps distinguish a brand from its competitors, so it's important that the image stands out from the rest something many brands struggle with. Understand the brand. Color is key. What's in a name? Keep it easy and flexible. Don't expect instant success. Use online resources and tools.
What font can I use for my logo?
Helvetica is perhaps the most popular sans serif font of all and many brands use some kind variation of that typeface in their logo: Jeep, Panasonic, Target, Microsoft, Caterpillar and many more. \\If your goal is to achieve a clean and minimalist design in your logo, you'd probably go with some sort of sans serif font.
Should you use the same font as your logo?
No, do not use the same font as the logo for headings or body text. You want the logo to be distinct and memorable, not submerged in the rest of the company's look. It has to be *compatible* with, and part of, that look, but not submerged in it.
Can you use a font in a logo?
You can use any font to design a logo, no matter who created it, period. Copyright law does not allow anyone to copyright a font design they have created. So anyone can create a logo using any font that's available. While a font cannot be copyrighted, the digital font file itself can be copyrighted.
What font should I use for my logo?
Helvetica is perhaps the most popular sans serif font of all and many brands use some kind variation of that typeface in their logo: Jeep, Panasonic, Target, Microsoft, Caterpillar and many more. \\If your goal is to achieve a clean and minimalist design in your logo, you'd probably go with some sort of sans serif font.
Can I use Google fonts in a logo?
When you are on a budget and need a great font to use for your logo there are some great options out there. A great source for free web fonts is Google Fonts. Google Fonts provides a library with hundreds of free fonts. You can download the fonts to use in your design software or use on a website.
Can you get sued for using a font?
Yes, multiple large companies have been sued for unlicensed font use. The most notable defendant is NBCUniversal who has been sued three times in as many years. Small companies probably get into legal trouble, too we just don't hear about them publicly.
Are fonts protected by copyright?
U.S. copyright laws do not cover typefaces, but fonts may be protected by copyright so long as they qualify as a computer software or a program. Today, most fonts you come across are in fact programs or software. Licensing is when an owner of copyrighted material lets someone use that material.
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