Trademark Guidelines

"FreeLogo" and the FreeLogo logo are trademarks of FreeLogo. These guidelines govern how the FreeLogo brand may be used by third parties, including partners, media, and the general public.

You may use the FreeLogo name and logo in the following contexts: - Editorial and informational use: Referring to FreeLogo in articles, blog posts, reviews, and educational materials - Linking: Using the FreeLogo name as anchor text when linking to freelogo.im - Comparisons: Referencing FreeLogo in fair and accurate product comparisons - Partner materials: Using the FreeLogo logo in co-marketing materials with prior written approval When using our name, always write "FreeLogo" as one word with a capital F and L.

When using the FreeLogo logo: - Maintain the minimum clear space around the logo (equal to the height of the "F" character) - Do not stretch, rotate, or distort the logo - Do not change the logo colors unless using an approved monochrome version - Do not place the logo on busy backgrounds that reduce legibility - Minimum display size: 24px height for digital, 0.5 inches for print - Always use the official logo files available from our press kit Contact contact@freelogo.im for official logo files and brand assets.

You may not: - Use the FreeLogo name or logo in a way that implies endorsement, sponsorship, or affiliation without written agreement - Incorporate the FreeLogo name or logo into your own product name, logo, or branding - Use the FreeLogo name as part of a domain name (e.g., freelogoreviews.com) - Modify, animate, or create derivative works from the FreeLogo logo - Use the FreeLogo name or logo in any manner that is misleading, defamatory, or harmful to FreeLogo's reputation - Use the FreeLogo name or logo on merchandise for sale without written permission

Logos created by users through the FreeLogo platform are not FreeLogo trademarks. Paid plan users own their generated logos outright and may register them as trademarks in any jurisdiction, subject to applicable trademark law. FreeLogo does not claim trademark rights over user-generated logos. However, we recommend conducting a trademark search before registration to avoid conflicts with existing marks.

If you wish to register your FreeLogo-generated logo as a trademark: 1. Conduct a trademark search in your target jurisdiction (e.g., USPTO for the US, CIPO for Canada) 2. Consult a trademark attorney to assess registrability and potential conflicts 3. File your application with the appropriate trademark office 4. Use your Copyright Ownership Certificate (provided with paid plans) as supporting documentation FreeLogo does not provide legal advice regarding trademark registration. We recommend working with a qualified trademark attorney.

If you believe your trademark rights have been infringed by a logo generated through FreeLogo, or if you see unauthorized use of the FreeLogo brand, please contact us at contact@freelogo.im with details of the concern.

We may update these Trademark Guidelines from time to time. The current version will always be available on this page. Last updated: March 1, 2026.