LogoFast is a free logo maker from indie developer Marc Lou. You pick an icon from the Lucide library, adjust its size, rotation, border, and fill, style the background, and download the result. Presets give you a quick starting point. The site lists no paid plans. It suits indie hackers, solo founders, and makers who need a clean logo or app icon for a side project or MVP without opening design software.

• Lucide Icon Library: Build your logo around an icon from the open-source Lucide set, so you get clean, consistent line art without drawing anything.
• Icon and Background Tabs: Edit the icon and the background on separate tabs, so it's easy to fine-tune each layer.
• Size Control: Set the icon size in pixels (400 px by default) to get the balance you want on the canvas.
• Rotation: Rotate the icon by degrees for a tilted or more dynamic look.
• Border Width and Color: Change stroke thickness and color to make the icon lighter, bolder, or match your brand.
• Fill Opacity and Color: Fill the icon shape with a color at any opacity, from pure outline to solid.
• Presets: Start from a ready-made style instead of a blank canvas, then tweak it.
• One-Click Download: Download your finished logo straight from the editor.

• Free To Use: The site lists no paid plans, so you can make and download logos at no cost.
• Very Fast: With a few sliders and a download button, you can have a usable logo in minutes.
• Beginner-Friendly Editor: Simple controls mean you don't have to learn tools like Figma or Illustrator.
• Clean, Consistent Style: Lucide icons give you a tidy, modern look that works well for apps, SaaS products, and favicons.
• Runs In The Browser: Nothing to install. Open the site and start editingcapital letter

• No Text Or Wordmark Tools: The editor's controls cover the icon and background only, so if you need a logo with your brand name in a custom font, you'll need another tool.
• Limited To Lucide Icons: Every logo is built from the Lucide icon set. You can't upload your own artwork, so other people using the same icon may end up with similar logos.
• Basic Styling Options: You get size, rotation, border, fill, and background settings. Full brand kits, mockups, and advanced effects that dedicated logo platforms offer aren't part of it.
• Limited Brand Management: The editor is designed for creating and downloading individual logos rather than managing a complete collection of brand assets.
• Trademark Checks Still Needed: Before using a logo as your official brand identity, check for similar existing designs and confirm that your intended use meets the relevant licensing and trademark requirements.

• MVP and Side Project Branding: You're launching a weekend project and need a logo today. Pick an icon, set your colors, and download a clean mark for your landing page.
• App Icons and Favicons: Make a simple, recognizable icon for a web app tab, browser extension, or mobile app placeholder. The square, icon-first output fits these small formats well.
• Newsletter and Social Profile Images: Create a consistent avatar for your newsletter, X account, or Discord server so your brand looks the same everywhere.
• Hackathons and Prototypes: Give a demo or pitch deck a polished look in minutes, without pulling a designer off the build.
• Placeholder Logos Before a Rebrand: Use LogoFast for a temporary mark while you validate the idea, then invest in custom design once the product takes off.