DepthLogo

You've got a name for the side project and a blank square where the logo should go. Most logo generators show you a wall of free previews and then charge when you try to download one.

DepthLogo does it differently for AI logos, and it's worth understanding before you start. You type a brand name, optionally say what the logo should show, pick a style, and choose your file. Then you pay, and the AI draws it. The download is included. In the pricing page's words, an AI logo is paid for before it's drawn.

There are 14 styles, among them Minimalist, Signature, Vintage and Mascot. Watercolor, Scandi Folk, Neon and Gold are in there too, along with several 3D variants. If you'd like to see the design first, the logo templates are free to edit and you pay only when you download.

A PNG is $3.99 per logo. An SVG, the editable vector that stays sharp from favicon to billboard, is also $3.99. Both together are $6.99. PNG files come at 2K to 4K with a transparent background and no watermark.

For more than a few logos there are 30-day packs. Starter is $19.99 for 30 AI logos and Pro is $29.99 for 80, both one-time payments that don't renew. There's no subscription and no sign-up before buying. The payment opens an account for your email, and the logo stays in My logos so you can download it again.

Every download includes favicons, app icons and social profile images, with a commercial license. A free logo checker tests a file at browser-tab size and on light and dark backgrounds, which is handy even for a logo you made elsewhere.

The terms are direct about two limits. The license isn't exclusive, because AI can produce similar designs for other people and templates are shared starting points. And DepthLogo doesn't guarantee that a logo can be registered as a trademark or that it doesn't resemble an existing mark, so that check is yours to do.

The privacy policy, last updated November 6, 2026, says your brief is sent through fal.ai to OpenAI's GPT Image model, which draws the artwork. When you buy an SVG, the image goes to Recraft to be turned into a vector. Stripe handles payment. Briefs and logos are kept so you can download them again, and are deleted with your account.

The policy defines "we" only as DepthLogo, with no person or company named, and support is by email. If you're happy to pay first and see the result second, $3.99 is a small bet on a logo for a new project. If you'd rather look before you buy, start with the free-to-edit templates.