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LogoGen

My Brand New Logo

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For everyday users who need a quick, one-time logo without a subscription, My Brand New Logo wins on simplicity and value. LogoGen offers deeper brand kit features and vector exports but lacks mobile access and clear pricing. The biggest difference is payment model: pay-per-download vs. unclear subscription.

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Choose LogoGen if

You need a full brand kit with guidelines, mockups, and social media assets
You want true vector SVG files to edit later in Illustrator or Inkscape
You're okay working on a desktop and don't need a mobile app
You prefer a guided step-by-step process with visual sliders

Choose My Brand New Logo if

You want a simple, one-time purchase with no subscription commitment
You need a logo fast and don't need a full brand kit
You're on a tight budget and want to pay only when you're happy
You value color theory suggestions to get a professional look easily

Key differences

LogoGen includes a full brand kit; My Brand New Logo gives just the logo and basic social kit
My Brand New Logo is pay-per-download; LogoGen's pricing is unclear and likely subscription-based
LogoGen offers more advanced vector editing features; My Brand New Logo is simpler and faster
Neither has a mobile app, but LogoGen's onboarding has more steps
My Brand New Logo's color theory is built-in; LogoGen lets you seed colors manually
LogoGen supports image and hex code inputs; My Brand New Logo only takes text and color hex

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Free plan
Mobile app
API access

LogoGen: strengths & weaknesses

Exports true SVG vector files you can edit in any design app
Generates a full brand kit with color palettes, typography, and mockups
Fast processing even for complex logo styles
Intuitive slider-based controls for non-designers
No mobile app — you must use a desktop browser
Free version only gives low-resolution previews
Typography library is limited on the Starter plan
Pricing is not clearly published, making it hard to budget

My Brand New Logo: strengths & weaknesses

No subscription — pay once per download, no hidden fees
Very fast onboarding: enter name, pick keywords, see results in seconds
High-quality SVG vector files included in the Pro plan
Sophisticated color theory helps you pick professional palettes
No free high-resolution downloads — you must pay to get usable files
Limited manual editing tools — you can't draw custom shapes
No mobile app, so you need a desktop or tablet browser
Fewer complex illustration styles compared to dedicated design software

Common questions

Can I use LogoGen or My Brand New Logo on my phone?

Neither has a mobile app. Both work in a mobile browser, but the interfaces are designed for desktop screens. You'll have a much better experience on a laptop or desktop.

Which tool is better for a complete beginner who has never designed a logo?

My Brand New Logo is easier for beginners because it has fewer steps and a simpler interface. LogoGen has more options, which can be overwhelming if you just want a quick logo.

Do I own the logo I create with these tools?

Yes, once you pay for the download (My Brand New Logo) or subscribe (LogoGen), you own the final logo. Always check the specific license terms on each site, but both grant full commercial use.

Is LogoGen better than My Brand New Logo for getting vector files?

Both offer SVG vector files, but LogoGen includes them in more plans. My Brand New Logo's free version only gives low-res PNGs; you need the Pro plan for SVG. If vectors are critical, check the plan details before buying.

Which tool is cheaper for a one-time logo?

My Brand New Logo is cheaper for a one-time logo because you pay only once per download. LogoGen's pricing is unclear, but it likely requires a subscription, making it more expensive for a single project.

Can I edit my logo later with these tools?

My Brand New Logo lets you re-enter the editor after purchase, but you may need to pay again for new downloads. LogoGen's 'Concept Branching' tool lets you iterate on designs, but access depends on your plan.

My Brand New Logo wins for everyday users with its pay-once simplicity, while LogoGen offers deeper branding features at the cost of unclear pricing and no mobile access.

If you just need a good-looking logo without a subscription, go with My Brand New Logo — it's simple, fast, and you only pay once. If you want a full brand identity package and don't mind unclear pricing, LogoGen gives you more tools. For most everyday users, My Brand New Logo is the safer, more transparent choice.

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My Brand New Logo

Free plan

Mobile app

API access