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Insert or replace a tagline in your logo design using Canva’s intuitive text tools and layout features.

A tagline is more than just a catchy phrase — it’s a strategic part of your brand’s identity. When crafted and placed correctly, it can quickly communicate your company’s mission, personality, or promise in a way that’s easy to remember and emotionally resonant. Whether you're launching a new product, repositioning your services, or simply refining your messaging, the ability to add or update a tagline in your logo in Canva gives you a simple yet powerful way to reinforce what makes your business unique.

Done right, a tagline beneath your logo adds meaning without clutter, boosts recognition across platforms, and makes your visual branding more complete. But it’s not just what the tagline says — it’s how it looks. Proper spacing, font choice, color matching, and alignment all play a crucial role in making the update feel intentional rather than improvised.

That’s where Canva shines. Its drag-and-drop interface and precision layout tools allow you to seamlessly integrate a tagline beneath or beside your Logomax logo — even if you’ve never used design software before. You’ll be able to select fonts that complement your brand, match your color palette exactly, and maintain the clean, scalable quality of your original logo.

Whether your updated logo will appear on a website banner, email signature, social media post, or marketing collateral, Canva ensures your tagline addition looks polished and professional from the first draft to the final export.

This step-by-step guide will walk you through the full process — from uploading your Logomax logo, to selecting the perfect font, to exporting high-quality files that are ready for both digital and print use. By the end, you’ll have a refined, brand-aligned logo variation that not only looks great — it speaks clearly and memorably to your audience.

1. Open Canva and Create Your Workspace

Before you begin editing, you’ll need to set up a dedicated workspace in Canva — the place where your Logomax logo and new tagline will come together with precision. A clean, well-sized canvas gives you full control over your layout and ensures your final export remains sharp, balanced, and professional.

✅ Step-by-Step: Launch Your Design Environment

1. Go to www.canva.com and sign in to your Canva account.
   If you don’t have an account yet, you can create one for free using your email address, Google account, or another supported login method.
2. On the main dashboard, click the “Create a design” button in the upper-right corner.
   A dropdown menu will appear with popular format options like “Logo,” “Instagram Post,” or “Presentation.”
3. Select “Custom size” to define a canvas that suits your needs.
   For general logo editing and tagline placement, we recommend starting with 1000 × 1000 pixels.
   This square layout gives you room to test both centered and stacked arrangements without crowding the design.
4. Canva will generate a blank canvas inside its intuitive editor.
   This is where you’ll upload your Logomax logo, add your tagline, and fine-tune spacing, typography, and alignment.

Why Use a Custom Canvas Size?

Using a custom size ensures your logo and tagline aren’t squeezed into a template that doesn’t suit your layout. It gives you the freedom to:

• Maintain correct logo proportions
• Preview your tagline in different placements
• Export the final file at high resolution for print or digital use

You can always resize or crop later, but starting with a clean, intentionally sized canvas helps preserve layout clarity and creative control.

Tip: Save Your Project with a Clear Name

Before moving forward, rename your project at the top of the screen — for example:
“Logomax Logo + Tagline – Final Version”
This makes it easy to return later, create alternate versions, or share with your team.

Once your workspace is open and organized, you're ready to upload your logo and begin customizing your design with a tagline that adds clarity, confidence, and brand voice.

2. Upload Your Logomax Logo File

To begin working with your logo in Canva, you’ll need to upload it into the editor so you can position it, style it, and pair it with your tagline. This step is simple but important — and starting with the right file format ensures both quality and flexibility throughout the editing process.

✅ Step-by-Step: Upload Your Logo

1. In the left-hand menu of the Canva editor, click on the “Uploads” tab.
   This is your personal library for importing and storing files like images, graphics, and logos.
2. Click the “Upload files” button.
   Navigate to your Logomax download folder and select the SVG version of your logo.
3. Once uploaded, your logo will appear as a thumbnail under the Uploads panel.
   Simply click on it to insert it into your canvas.

Your logo will now appear on the design stage, ready to be adjusted and paired with a tagline.

Why Use the SVG File?

We strongly recommend uploading the SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) version of your logo whenever possible. Every Logomax logo includes this format by default.

SVG is ideal for editing and design work because:

• It scales cleanly at any size without losing sharpness
• It allows individual elements (like text, icons, or background shapes) to be edited independently
• It maintains perfect edge quality, making it suitable for both print and digital use

Whether you’re resizing your logo or aligning it with a new tagline, the SVG version gives you full creative control — all while preserving your brand’s polished, professional appearance.

Note: You can access and re-download your SVG file at any time from your Logomax dashboard for up to 60 days after purchase. No additional request is needed.

Position Your Logo Thoughtfully

Once the logo is placed on the canvas, drag it into position using Canva’s built-in alignment guides:

• Top-center placement is ideal for taglines that appear directly underneath the business name
• Centered placement gives you room to test both vertical and horizontal tagline layouts
• Leave enough space below the logo for clear, uncluttered tagline integration

Avoid placing your logo too close to the canvas edge. Keeping visual breathing room improves readability and helps the final export look professional across all platforms.

With your logo now on the canvas and ready to go, you’re perfectly set up for the next step — adding a tagline that enhances your identity without disrupting the balance of your design.

3. Add a New Text Box for Your Tagline

Now that your logo is placed on the canvas, it’s time to add the messaging that gives it context: your tagline. Whether you're introducing a brand-new phrase or replacing an outdated one, Canva makes it easy to add clear, concise text that complements your logo visually and communicates your brand promise effectively.

How to Insert a Tagline

1. In the left-hand toolbar, click the “Text” tab.
   This opens a selection of preset text options.
2. Click “Add a little bit of body text” (or simply press T on your keyboard).
   A new text box will appear on your canvas.
3. Type your tagline directly into the box.
   Example: “Trusted Solutions for Small Businesses”

As a rule of thumb, most effective taglines are no more than 5 to 7 words. This helps keep them impactful, memorable, and legible — especially when used in smaller formats like social media avatars or email signatures.

Updating an Existing Tagline?

If your logo already includes a tagline that you want to replace:

1. Click on the current tagline to select it
2. Press Delete on your keyboard to remove it
3. Follow the steps above to add a new text box in its place

Position the new text box in the same area for visual consistency, or explore a new placement if you’re reworking your brand layout.

Tips for Writing a Great Tagline

• Be specific: Aim to say what your business does or stands for in a few clear words.
• Be meaningful: Consider what emotional tone you want to strike — is your brand friendly, bold, elegant, efficient?
• Be readable: Avoid complex wording, jargon, or phrases that don’t translate well at smaller sizes.
• Be consistent: Your tagline should align with your tone of voice across all other platforms — from your website to your ads.

Examples:

• “Design That Works”
• “Empowering Freelancers Everywhere”
• “Built for Bold Brands”
• “Reliable. Affordable. Professional.”

Your tagline is an extension of your brand — not just filler text. Treat it with intention, and you’ll give your logo a message that resonates.

4. Position the Tagline Below or Beside the Logo

Once you’ve entered your tagline text, it’s time to position it so that it becomes a seamless part of your logo — not just a floating sentence. Proper placement ensures that your logo and tagline feel like a single, cohesive unit, maintaining balance and harmony across all your branded designs.

In Canva, positioning is done using the drag-and-drop interface, which lets you move your text box freely. However, there’s a big difference between placing it somewhere and placing it with precision. A well-aligned tagline enhances your brand’s visual hierarchy, while a poorly positioned one can feel off-center or unprofessional.

Common Layout Options

Depending on your logo’s structure and orientation, here are a few popular (and proven) ways to place your tagline:

Centered below the entire logo
This is the most traditional approach. It works well for logos with a stacked layout or centralized icon. It’s also highly readable and keeps your design compact and balanced — great for print, websites, or social media headers.

Aligned beneath the business name only
If your logo includes an icon above or beside your business name, place the tagline beneath the text only. This maintains vertical flow and ensures the icon, name, and tagline each have clear visual roles.

To the right or left of the main logo
This works best for horizontal logos or when space is limited vertically (e.g., in website headers). A side-aligned tagline can feel modern and unique — just ensure it’s clearly distinguishable from the main logo text and not too close.

Fine-Tune Placement with Canva’s Tools

To align your tagline with pixel-perfect accuracy:

• Select the text box, then hold Shift and click your logo to select both elements.
• Use the “Position” tool in the top menu to choose from alignment options like:
  • Center horizontally
  • Align bottom
  • Align left or right
• Use Canva’s smart guidelines (the pink lines) to visually snap your tagline into alignment with nearby objects or canvas edges.

Leave consistent padding or white space between your logo and the tagline. Too close, and the design feels cramped; too far, and the connection between the two elements weakens. A good rule of thumb is to leave a margin equal to the height of a capital letter in your tagline font.

Design Tip

If your tagline is long or includes punctuation, make sure its alignment doesn't throw off the overall balance of your logo. You may need to slightly adjust the font size or spacing to preserve symmetry.

When in doubt, zoom out and view the logo from a distance — or preview it in mockups like a business card or website banner. Ask yourself: does the tagline feel like it belongs? If the answer is yes, you’ve likely found the right position.

Tagline positioning isn’t just about what looks good — it’s about reinforcing clarity and professionalism in every context where your brand appears.

5. Choose a Font That Matches Your Logo

The font you select for your tagline plays a critical role in how your logo is perceived. While the main logo often establishes the visual identity, the tagline reinforces it — subtly extending your message without overwhelming the core design. That’s why choosing the right font is essential for maintaining a cohesive and professional appearance.

Your tagline should feel like a natural extension of the logo — visually consistent, tonally aligned, and stylistically appropriate. Even if it’s small in size, the wrong font can create visual friction, while the right one enhances trust, elegance, or boldness depending on your brand's voice.

Font Selection Tips

Match or complement the main logo font
If your Logomax logo uses a recognizable typeface, use the same font for your tagline whenever possible. This creates a unified, intentional design. If the exact font isn’t available in Canva, choose one with similar characteristics in weight, shape, and spacing.

Use simple, modern fonts for clarity
Sans-serif fonts like Open Sans, Lato, Montserrat, or Raleway are excellent choices for clean, readable taglines. They work especially well if your logo has a modern, minimal, or tech-inspired feel.

Avoid overly decorative or script fonts
While script and display fonts can look beautiful in some settings, they often reduce readability — especially at small sizes. Your tagline needs to be clear at a glance, whether it’s viewed on a phone screen, business card, or printed banner.

Maintain visual hierarchy
Your business name should remain the focal point of your logo. To keep that hierarchy intact:

• Make your tagline noticeably smaller in font size
• Avoid using bold or uppercase styles unless your logo does
• Stick to neutral formatting (regular weight, sentence case) unless your brand style demands emphasis

Don’t Know Your Logo Font?

If your logo was designed using a custom or premium typeface, it might not be available in Canva’s free font library. In that case:

• Look for a visual match by comparing font families with similar weight, width, and letter shape.
• If you have Canva Pro, you can upload the original font file (if available) to maintain perfect alignment.
• Alternatively, request help from the Logomax customization team if you’d like the tagline integrated using the exact typeface professionally.

Bonus Tip: Typography Reflects Tone

• A geometric sans-serif font communicates modernity and innovation.
• A rounded font evokes friendliness and accessibility.
• A serif font feels traditional, trustworthy, or editorial.
  Choose a style that reflects your brand’s voice — not just what “looks nice.”

Tagline typography might seem like a small detail, but it has a big influence on brand perception. By choosing a font that blends seamlessly with your main logo, you send the message that your visual identity is cohesive, intentional, and worthy of attention.

6. Adjust Spacing, Line Height, and Letter Spacing

Once your tagline is placed and the font is selected, the next step is to fine-tune how it sits visually beneath or beside your logo. Proper spacing and formatting ensure your tagline is not only easy to read, but also feels proportionally balanced within your logo’s overall design. These small typographic refinements can make the difference between a logo that looks professionally polished — and one that feels awkward or misaligned.

Canva’s intuitive text tools allow you to adjust several key attributes, including font size, letter spacing, line height, and style formatting. Each plays a specific role in enhancing the clarity and visual rhythm of your tagline.

Use Canva’s Top Toolbar

Click on your tagline text box, and you’ll see a set of formatting options at the top of the screen. These include:

Font Size

• Your tagline should always be noticeably smaller than the business name in your logo.
• This establishes clear hierarchy and helps viewers focus on your brand name first.
• Avoid shrinking the text so much that it becomes unreadable at smaller logo sizes — test how it appears at typical display sizes like a website header or business card.

Tip: A good starting point is to make the tagline font 40–60% the size of the main text.

Letter Spacing

• Also known as tracking, this setting adjusts the space between individual letters.
• Slightly increasing letter spacing often improves legibility, especially with all-caps taglines or smaller fonts.
• Too much spacing, however, can make the text feel disconnected or float awkwardly under the logo.

Aim for a clean, airy feel without sacrificing cohesion.

Line Height (for two-line taglines)

• If your tagline spans two lines, use the line height setting to control vertical spacing between them.
• A compact line height can make the logo look tighter and more contained, while excessive spacing may break the connection between lines.
• Strike a balance that allows both lines to feel unified, without appearing crammed.

For most two-line taglines, a line height of 1.1 to 1.3 works well.

Bold or Italic Styles

• Use bold sparingly — only if the tagline feels too light compared to the main logo or if emphasis is truly needed.
• Italic can soften a tagline or add personality, but it should match the tone of your brand and not appear decorative for decoration’s sake.

Tip: Over-formatting can distract. Let simplicity do the heavy lifting.

Keep It Balanced and Readable

Poor spacing, inconsistent sizing, or disproportionate formatting can make a great logo look amateur. On the other hand, thoughtful typographic adjustments give your design rhythm, hierarchy, and polish — no matter how simple the logo.

Your tagline might be small in size, but its alignment and spacing should receive the same attention as the rest of your brand identity. Get these settings right, and your logo will feel cohesive, readable, and purpose-driven — every time it’s seen.

7. Match the Tagline Color to Your Logo

Color plays a powerful role in brand consistency — and when it comes to your logo, even a small mismatch can create visual dissonance. That’s why your tagline should always reflect the existing color palette of your logo. When the colors are in harmony, your logo looks unified, intentional, and trustworthy.

Here’s how to apply the right color to your tagline:

1. Select the tagline text on your canvas by clicking into the text box.
2. In the top editing toolbar, click the text color tile (the "A" with the color bar beneath it).
3. Under the “Photo Colors” or “Document Colors” section, you’ll see a selection of colors automatically pulled from your uploaded logo. These are the safest and most cohesive options — just click one to apply it instantly.
4. For more control, use a custom color code:
   If you’ve documented your brand colors, enter the exact HEX, RGB, or CMYK values into Canva’s color editor.
   Example: HEX #0044cc, RGB 0, 68, 204, or a CMYK-converted equivalent.
5. Apply the color, and then zoom out to see how it performs against the entire logo layout.

Why it matters: Color consistency across your logo and tagline reinforces your visual identity. It subtly communicates attention to detail and professionalism, and it helps your audience recognize and remember your brand across different platforms and materials.

Tips for Best Visual Impact

• Avoid introducing new colors unless they’re part of your official brand guidelines. One extra color can throw off the visual balance.
• Test your tagline color against different backgrounds (white, black, and colored) to ensure it maintains readability and contrast.
• If your logo uses a bold color for the icon and a muted tone for the text, consider mirroring that logic in your tagline — it helps maintain hierarchy and harmony.

By choosing a color that fits seamlessly with your existing logo design, your tagline won’t feel like an add-on — it will look like it’s always belonged there.

8. Group the Logo and Tagline (Optional)

Once your tagline is perfectly styled, aligned, and color-matched to your logo, there’s one final step that ensures your design stays intact: grouping your elements together. This feature allows your logo and tagline to act as a single visual unit — which is essential when you're moving, scaling, or exporting your design across various platforms.

Even though Canva allows full manual control, it’s easy to accidentally nudge your tagline out of place when working on new layouts or adapting your design to different sizes. Grouping removes this risk entirely. It ensures that the relationship between your logo and tagline stays consistent, maintaining the spacing, hierarchy, and visual impact you’ve worked so hard to achieve.

How to Group in Canva

To group your logo and tagline together:

1. Click on the logo to select it.
2. Hold Shift, then click on your tagline text box — both items should now be selected.
3. In the top-right toolbar, click the “Group” button. The elements are now locked together and will move or resize as one.

Once grouped, any repositioning, duplication, or size adjustment you make will affect both the logo and tagline simultaneously — maintaining their exact alignment and proportion.

Benefits of Grouping Your Logo and Tagline

Protects your layout: You won’t accidentally misalign your tagline or logo while adjusting other elements in your design.

Speeds up future edits: Moving or scaling grouped elements is faster and more reliable, especially in complex designs with multiple layers.

Improves export consistency: When downloading your final design, grouping ensures your logo-tagline pairing is exported exactly as intended — with no last-minute surprises.

Maintains a unified brand identity: Whether you’re dropping your design into a social post, a business card, or a banner, your logo and tagline will always appear together as a single branded signature.

Keep Flexibility with a Backup Copy

Before grouping, it’s smart to duplicate your design on a second Canva page or duplicate the ungrouped elements and move them off-canvas. This gives you a backup in case you want to test different tagline placements or make future edits.

Examples of Where Grouping Helps Most

• Preparing different sized logo formats (e.g., for social media, presentations, or print)
• Quickly dragging your logo into a new design layout or template
• Exporting your logo with tagline in both white and transparent backgrounds

By grouping the logo and tagline, you create a flexible, dependable design element that’s ready for consistent use across all your branding materials. It’s a simple action — but it adds reliability, efficiency, and polish to everything you create.

9. Export Your Logo with Tagline

Once your logo and tagline are aligned, styled, and grouped, the final step is to export your updated design in the correct format — ensuring it looks sharp and professional across every platform where it appears.

The way you export your logo directly affects how it displays in real-world scenarios: on your website, social media, business cards, packaging, or digital presentations. That’s why it’s essential to choose the right settings for format, resolution, background, and clarity — so your hard work in Canva pays off everywhere your brand shows up.

Step-by-Step: How to Export in Canva

1. Click the “Share” button in the top-right corner of the Canva editor.
2. Select “Download” from the dropdown menu.
3. Choose your file format depending on how you plan to use the logo:
   PNG
   Best for digital use. PNG supports transparency and preserves crisp edges and fine details — perfect for websites, email signatures, social media, and presentations.
   ✅ Tip: Check the box labeled “Transparent background” to remove the white canvas — this allows your logo to float seamlessly over other designs or images.
   PDF
   Ideal for professional printing. This format exports your logo at high resolution with perfect fidelity — great for business cards, letterheads, brochures, and other print materials.
   ✅ Tip: Use PDF if you're working with professional printers or creating high-quality downloadable documents.
   JPG
   A lighter file format useful for quick previews, digital uploads where transparency isn’t needed, or when file size is a consideration.
   JPGs may slightly compress your design and won’t support transparent backgrounds — not recommended for logos that need sharp precision.
4. Under File Settings, set the quality to High or 300 DPI (dots per inch) for the sharpest results, especially for print.
5. Once all settings are selected, click “Download” and save your logo file to a clearly labeled folder on your device.

Exporting Different Versions for Different Uses

It’s a smart idea to export and save multiple versions of your logo with tagline, tailored for various platforms and use cases. For example:

• Logo_Tagline_Transparent.png – For websites, videos, and social media
• Logo_Tagline_WhiteBG.png – For email signatures or documents with light backgrounds
• Logo_Tagline_Print.pdf – For print-ready documents, business cards, or signage
• Logo_Tagline_Large_JPG.jpg – For previews or internal mockups

Organize these in a dedicated brand folder so you and your team can easily access the correct version as needed.

Keep a Clean Version Without the Tagline

Even if your tagline adds clarity or marketing strength, some platforms require a simpler version of your logo — especially where space is limited or the logo appears very small (e.g., website favicons, app icons, or social profile thumbnails).

✅ Keep an original copy of your logo without the tagline so you always have the flexibility to switch between detailed and minimal versions depending on the context.

Quick Export Tips for Best Results

• Always preview the exported file before use to make sure everything looks correct.
• Test how it appears on different backgrounds and at different sizes.
• Use clear, descriptive file names (e.g., Logo_Tagline_BlackBG_Transparent.png) so you avoid confusion when selecting logos later.
• Keep both grouped and ungrouped versions saved in Canva in case you need to reposition or remove the tagline in the future.

A professionally exported logo isn't just a final step — it's a bridge between your design and the real world. When you export with care, your logo with tagline will appear clean, aligned, and brand-consistent wherever you use it — helping your business look its best at every touchpoint.

10. Maintain Brand Consistency Going Forward

Adding a tagline to your logo is not just a design update — it’s a strategic brand decision. But for it to have real impact, the updated logo needs to be used consistently across every part of your brand presence. A visually cohesive experience helps customers recognize you instantly, reinforces trust, and makes your messaging more memorable with every impression.

Once you’ve exported your final logo with the tagline, treat it as your new standard for branded communications. Make sure the updated version appears wherever your logo is used — not just in major assets, but in the smaller, everyday places where consistency often slips.

Where to Use Your Updated Logo with Tagline

Apply the tagline-enhanced version of your logo across key brand touchpoints, such as:

Business Cards
Ensure that your printed cards use the most current logo design — especially important for networking, client meetings, or sales materials.

Presentation Decks
Replace older logo versions in your pitch decks, internal reports, and slide templates. A consistent logo and tagline combination reinforces your brand story throughout the presentation.

Email Signatures
Use the new version in your email signature to reinforce your value proposition every time you reach out to clients, leads, or partners.

Social Media Banners and Profile Graphics
Update your header images and social graphics on platforms like LinkedIn, X, Facebook, and YouTube. This ensures a consistent brand presence across your online footprint.

Website Header and Footer
Add the tagline-enhanced version of your logo to your website where space allows — often in the homepage header or About section.

Marketing and Promotional Materials
Include the updated logo in flyers, posters, ads, downloadable guides, email newsletters, lead magnets, and any digital or print campaigns.

Tips to Keep Your Visual Branding Aligned

Create a centralized folder for all finalized logo versions (tagline and no-tagline, PNG and PDF formats, light and dark backgrounds).

Label files clearly (e.g., Logo_Tagline_Color_Transparent.png, Logo_Tagline_Print.pdf) to avoid confusion and ensure your team uses the correct version.

Replace older versions immediately across all templates and documents to prevent outdated designs from circulating.

Document your logo usage guidelines in a short internal style guide or reference sheet. This helps your team, freelancers, or collaborators apply your updated logo consistently.

A Tagline That Adds Meaning — Not Clutter

Your tagline isn’t just decorative — it’s a verbal anchor that adds depth and emotion to your brand. Used consistently, it becomes an extension of your brand voice and personality.

A great tagline helps answer key questions instantly:

• What do you do?
• Who do you serve?
• What makes you different?

When placed beneath a clean, professional logo, a well-written tagline adds substance — without taking up space or distracting from your design.

Maintaining consistency is what turns a logo with a tagline into a long-term branding asset. Every time someone sees it — whether on a business card or a social post — they should recognize it immediately, understand your message, and feel aligned with your brand values.

This kind of repetition and visual clarity is what builds recognition, trust, and lasting brand loyalty.

Add Meaning Without Compromising Design

well-integrated tagline does more than just occupy space below your logo — it adds voice, clarity, and emotional resonance to your visual identity. Whether you’re communicating your mission, reinforcing a core promise, or simply making your brand more memorable, your tagline acts as a bridge between who you are and how your audience perceives you.

When paired correctly with your Logomax logo, a tagline amplifies your brand’s personality while preserving the strength and elegance of your original design. And thanks to Canva’s user-friendly tools, you don’t need advanced design skills to make it happen. In just a few minutes, you can add or update your tagline, fine-tune the layout, and export a professional-grade logo that’s ready for every channel — from websites and social media to business cards and presentations.

But this process isn’t just about getting the words in place. It’s about doing it with intention — making sure every letter, color, and spacing choice contributes to a stronger, more consistent brand identity. Even the simplest logo variation can carry more weight when your tagline is styled, placed, and aligned with care.

Final Tips for a Clean, Confident Result

✅ Keep your tagline short, clear, and purposeful
Five to seven words is often all you need. Avoid clutter or vague language — aim for clarity and confidence.

✅ Use a font and color that match your main logo
Harmony in type and tone reinforces consistency and professionalism.

✅ Adjust alignment, spacing, and size carefully
Don’t let formatting issues undermine the impact of your message. Test the visual balance at different sizes.

✅ Export in high resolution with the right background
Use a transparent PNG for flexible digital use, or a high-DPI PDF for print. Always preview before finalizing.

✅ Save grouped and ungrouped versions
Having both gives you flexibility for future edits or alternate layouts, without having to rebuild your design from scratch.

Logomax Customization Makes It Even Easier

Want your tagline styled perfectly without having to edit it yourself? Every logo purchased from Logomax includes free customization within the first 30 days — no design tools, skills, or back-and-forth emails required.

You can request your customization directly from your Logomax dashboard with just a few clicks. Our team will handle the rest — ensuring your logo is updated with precision and ready to use across all platforms.

What’s included in your free customization:

✅ Brand name updates
✅ Tagline insertion or edits
✅ Color changes (for icon or text)

Whether you’re preparing for a rebrand, launching a campaign, or just making small refinements, we’ll deliver a version of your logo that’s clear, balanced, and professionally aligned with your visual identity.

With a refined tagline in place, your logo doesn’t just look professional — it speaks for your business. It delivers clarity at a glance, builds recognition over time, and helps your brand resonate more deeply with every person who sees it.