Blue Logos

You can design blue logos as easily as colorful logos with BrandCrowd's blue logo generator. Just search, customize, and order, it's just that simple. Discover a variety of striking blue logos, including blue wordmark logos, blue lettermark logos, or blue logomarks suitable for any type of business. The color blue creates a sense of stability, loyalty, security, and professionalism. Blue color psychology makes it the go-to color for insurance, government institutions, finance companies, banks, and software developers, just to name a few. Examples of famous blue only logos are Blue Cross Blue Shield, Boeing, and Dell.

BrandCrowd includes several different file types that contain your logo for ease of use. Ensuring you can use your logo no matter where you put it, whether it's print, website, social media platform, or even your storefront. If you don't know about file formats already, it's beneficial to familiarize yourself with which type will work. Vector file formats use mathematical equations, so resizing up or down for print material won't leave your logo distorted. Also included are digital file formats JPG and PNG, which are highly compressed files that do not resize for print without distortion but are perfect for websites.

Yes. Wordmark logos are suitable for an array of advertising purposes. A wordmark is a typographical treatment of a text-only branding. Wordmarks work most efficiently for entities in which their name describes what they do or if they have a unique name even if they're not well-known yet. Using a solid color allows you the option to go a little creative with the text. A note of caution when using a more complicated font is to watch crossing lines as there isn't a contrasting color border to separate them. A few other prime examples of well-known brands who use a successful single color blue logo are Facebook, Ford, and Skype. In addition to blue, solid red logos, green logos, and yellow logos are also branding colors that are very effective in advertising according to color psychology.

Yes, but keep in mind using a long name can be challenging and appear cluttered and illegible. A few hints when using a full business name, especially if they're lengthy, are splitting the name into a few separate lines, applying different colors to different words, placing a symbol between the separate words, and utilizing a condensed typeface. Another option when branding your business name as your logo is to use a lettermark, which is initials derived from the full entity name. Solid or blue logos are slightly more forgiving when using a business name because of their simplicity. BrandCrowd has thousands of examples for blue logos to make yours by customizing for any need.