Logo & Graphic Maker

How it works

Everything drawn on the canvas — text, rectangles, circles, triangles — is stored as a plain array of objects with position, size, color, and rotation, redrawn from scratch on every change using the 2D Canvas API; PNG export rasterizes that same canvas with canvas.toBlob(), while SVG export walks the same element array a second time and hand-builds real text, rect, circle, and polygon SVG elements, so the exported SVG is genuine editable vector markup rather than an embedded raster image.

FAQ

Why would I export SVG instead of PNG?

SVG stays sharp at any size since it's redrawn from vector coordinates rather than a fixed grid of pixels — useful if you'll resize the logo for a favicon, a banner, and a business card without regenerating it three times; PNG is simpler when you just need one fixed-size image file.

Can I use a custom font, like a Google Font, on the text?

No — text is drawn with a hardcoded bold sans-serif font in both the canvas preview and the exported SVG, so the shapes and layout tools are the main customization available, not typography.