Eatery Logo
Make an eatery logo from your restaurant's name, usually in under a minute. Your first three logos are free, with no sign-up and no watermark.
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Example result. Pick your options to make yours.
Examples
How to make a restaurant logo here
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Type the name your guests know
Enter the brand name (up to 40 characters) and, if you like, a short tagline such as "Open Late" or "Since 1998". The model is asked to write both exactly as typed, so check every letter.
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Pick a style, a food icon and colors
Choose Badge, Mascot, Minimal, Vintage or Wordmark, then Fork & Knife, Steaming Bowl, Chef Hat, Burger, Pizza Slice or Taco, then one of seven palettes. Add an extra detail in the free text box if you need one.
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Generate, then download
One square logo appears, usually in under a minute. Save the eatery logo as a 1024 x 1024 PNG on white, or press Transparent PNG for a cut-out version.
Why this eatery logo maker suits a small restaurant
Food icons already on the menu
The six icons cover what most eateries sell: a general fork and knife, noodles or soup, a chef's kitchen, burgers, pizza and tacos. No hunting through clip art for your eatery logo.
Family names asked for letter by letter
Lots of eateries carry a possessive name. The prompt asks for the name exactly as typed, and in more than 60 test logos every name came out right, apostrophes included, such as "Kingsley's" and "Mama Lucia's". Still proofread before you print.
Cut-out that usually keeps the white inside
Transparent PNG removes the white connected to the edges. A white chef hat or the steam over a bowl usually stays white when an outline encloses it, but pale art touching the edges can be cut out too, so preview it on your dark sign or app tile.
Square from the start
Every eatery logo is 1:1, so it fits square profile spots on delivery apps, maps listings and social accounts. Round spots crop the corners, so preview the circle before you upload.
Three tries before you decide
Three free logos let you test the same name as a Badge, a Mascot and a Wordmark side by side. No account, no card, no watermark.
Eatery logo options compared
Three common ways a restaurant owner gets a logo, with what each one really hands over.
| This generator | Template logo maker | Freelance designer or contest | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cost | First three free, no paid plan | Free to try, download terms vary | Paid, quote-based |
| Time to a first logo | Usually under a minute | A few minutes | Depends on the designer or contest |
| Starting point | Your name plus style, icon and color picks | A template shared with other users | A brief and back-and-forth |
| Files | 1024 x 1024 PNG and transparent PNG | Varies by tool and plan | Depends on the contract |
| Editing after | Generate again with new picks | Edit fonts, colors and layout | Revisions with the designer |
| Best for | Testing a look for a new place | Owners who want to tweak by hand | Large signage and a full brand |
Where a restaurant logo gets used
Delivery app tiles
Delivery apps show your mark as a small square or circle next to food photos. A bold Badge or Mascot eatery logo with one icon reads at that size.
Menus and table tents
Put the eatery logo at the head of a printed menu or a QR code card. The transparent version sits on a colored or kraft paper menu without a white box.
Window decals and storefront mockups
Use the PNG to preview how a sign would look and to brief a sign shop. For a large sign, have it traced to vector first.
Fast food counters
A quick service counter needs a mark people spot from the door. Burger, Pizza Slice or Taco with Red & Black is the classic quick service restaurant logo combination.
Takeout bags and stamps
The Black & White palette gives a one-color mark that works as a rubber stamp, a sticker or a receipt header.
Staff shirts and social profiles
A square logo fits Instagram and Google profile images as is, and a simple Minimal or Wordmark version is easier to embroider on an apron once the embroiderer digitizes it into a stitch file.
Match your eatery logo to the menu and the room
Start with what people order most. A ramen or pho shop reads instantly with Steaming Bowl, a burger joint with Burger, a pizzeria with Pizza Slice. If the menu is broad, Fork & Knife or Chef Hat says restaurant without promising one dish.
Then let the style follow the room. Counter service and late night spots suit a loud Mascot or a Badge in Red & Black. A neighborhood bistro or a family diner fits Vintage in Forest Green or Navy & Gold. A modern lunch bar looks right in Minimal. If your name is short and memorable, Wordmark lets the name do the work.
Fast food and restaurant logo mistakes to avoid
Mistake: Packing a burger, fries and a drink into one mark
Do this instead: Pick one icon. Use the extra details box only for a small touch, such as a star above the name.
Mistake: A long tagline that turns to fuzz on an app tile
Do this instead: Keep the tagline to a few words or leave it out, and check the eatery logo at thumbnail size before you commit.
Mistake: Colors that only work on white
Do this instead: Try the transparent PNG on your actual menu or sign color. If it fades, generate again with Black & White or a darker palette.
Mistake: Asking for a look-alike of a famous chain
Do this instead: Our prompt asks for an original design, and a copied look invites legal trouble. Describe your own place instead.
Mistake: Sending a 1024 px PNG straight to a billboard printer
Do this instead: PNG is fine for screens, menus and stickers. For large signs or vinyl wraps, have a designer trace it or run it through a vector converter. Embroidered aprons need a stitch file digitized by the embroiderer.
What you get, and what you don't
Free allowance
Three logos per visitor, for life, with no sign-up, no credit card and no watermark. There are no paid plans or accounts on the site right now.
Your logo, your use
Our terms let you use the logo for personal and commercial purposes, and we claim no ownership. Purely AI-made images may not be copyrightable in some countries, including the US. Trademark clearance is up to you, and the design is not exclusive to you.
Nothing stored for you
There is no gallery. The AI provider keeps results only for a limited time, so download each eatery logo right away.
Honest limits
Your eatery logo comes as PNG files, not vectors, and there is no editor. For a full brand system, a human designer is the better choice. A trademark filing is a separate step: a search plus a lawyer.