Hi guys! Good logos tend have a few common characteristics. This includes being able to be used at different size, inside various containers, in color or black and white, ect. We created Logo Lab to be an easy way to quickly test the most common qualities a good logo should have. It’s great for showing clients where their current logo fails and where a newly designed logo succeeds. It’s also great for people just starting out in logo design who want to ensure they are following best practices.

Love this tool, @bransshep. I just ran the Product Hunt "P" logo through it and fortunate we're safe (which is expected, considering how simple the logo is).

Pretty cool and very snappy! I noticed a jpeg won't work as intended in the Color test. Perhaps add a note to say it's expecting a png or vector?

We really hope you guys enjoy Logo Lab! What do you think of it, and is there anything you’d like us to add in the future?

I just tried your product, and even as a Communication Boss, I have to say that Logo Lab really made me realised things I would have missed when judging a logo, because how simple it is to use, how beautiful and clear is the interface, and more importantly because of how you put exemples next to each others so we can actually see where are the problems with a logo. I mean, I know my logo should be recognisable whereas it is big or tiny, but have both of them side to side is great and so simple. I also love to see how my logo would look for a colourblind person, and see my logo around famous one so I could see if it was reaching attention or not. This is great work, and I will definitely use your tool every-time I'll have to update my logo or create one. Thanks for the good work @brettsshep & @brandonsheppard !

Beautifully designed tool to run a variety of tests on logos. As someone who has deuteranomaly, I especially appreciate the color-vision deficiency tests/filters. One test you might consider adding is showing the logo as a favicon as it would appear in different browsers next to a tab title @bransshep @brettsshep . I've seen some logos that work as app icons but look strange when you throw it on a Chrome tab. Thanks for making Logo Lab!

This is incredibly useful, Brandon and Brett. Thank you.

It's a cool tool, but maybe for using the logo in apps or favicons could be useful to add a variation of the logo. For example, in the majority of the cases we use just the isotype, no the complete logo. Thanks for the tool, it's useful to have the view for color blindness.

Wow! This is amazing! Tried out a logo that I picked out at random for a side project (I'm a dev). I should pick another better logo. Great insights! Thanks for building this!

Too cool! Looks like I made some incorrect assumptions on my latest logo design.

guys! Awesome work!

great attention to detail. Color blind simulation and app icon are cool ideas that I might have to steal : ]

Absolutely amazing. This has been needed for a long time.

Awesome tool!

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Absolutely the realistic approach to test your Logo! Plain & beautiful design, clearly understanable descriptions for your logo. It may be a basic standart to test your logo designs quickly.

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Realistic approach to test your Logo!

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This tool is very useful. I hesitated a lot when I had to make my first batch of promotional items. Thankfully, it was good enough. But now I'll try to use such supportive apps. I'm going to buy more branded bags here https://www.promoparrot.com/prom... with my logo and design. I'll try to figure out with your tool before.

Great product I took screenshots but would love to be able to download as pdf and print out for the colleagues

Bookmarking for the digital squint via the blur. That's a genuine BFA trick right there. @bransshep @brettsshep