Licensing and commercial use

This page explains how logo exports may be used. It is product guidance, not a trademark clearance opinion or legal advice. Your selected plan, these terms, third-party licenses, and applicable law all remain relevant.

Commercial-use plans

Starter, Creator, and Studio include commercial-use rights for eligible logo files created while the subscription is active. You may use those exports for your own business and, where the plan allows, for authorized client projects. Ending a subscription does not remove rights already granted for properly downloaded final files, unless the files or inputs violated these terms.

Generated symbols and layouts

A symbol can be original in the context of your request while still sharing common shapes, visual ideas, or arrangements with existing work. No generated mark comes with a promise of exclusivity, trademark availability, or registration success. Review and search the final logo before significant commercial use.

Typefaces and wordmarks

Typefaces remain governed by their original licenses. The interface may provide an export that includes or outlines typography, but that does not automatically remove all obligations in the underlying typeface license. Keep a record of the selected typeface and verify that its license permits the intended logo, client, print, app, or product use.

Client work

You may create concepts for a client when you have authority to submit the client's information. Explain the need for similarity checks and do not promise exclusivity solely because a concept was produced through the service. A written client agreement should define approvals, final files, rights transfer, and responsibility for trademark review.

What you may not do

You may not resell access to the service, redistribute source assets or typeface files, publish bulk exports as a stock-logo library, impersonate another brand, knowingly recreate a protected mark, or use results for deceptive or unlawful purposes.

Recommended clearance checks

Search the business name, visually similar marks, company registers, domains, social handles, app stores, and relevant trademark databases. Review one-color reproduction, small-size legibility, cultural meaning, and the selected typeface license. Start with the logo trademark checklist.

Questions

Use the contact page for licensing questions.