7 billion cookies are eaten in a single year. That's in the USA alone. People eat a lot of these crispy and decadent baked goods. Apart from being an awesome snack, they also make for great cookie logos.
This type of logo perfectly fits small businesses, bakeries, fundraisers, and more. It's essential to have an impressive design because, as cliche as it sounds, your logo is the face of your brand. You will use it for your social media, cookie packaging, and other brand assets.
To help you create a memorable design, we created a dessert logo roundup for inspiration. Take a look at the overview of brand marks waiting for you in this list:
Creative logos
If you want your business to be noticed by people, you want to avoid creating an uninteresting design.
Instead, you can make a creative design by using unique concepts. To do this, you can be metaphorical and use elements wisely. It also helps to study your competitors and get familiar with their logo. Doing this allows you to avoid coming up with something similar, helping you look one of a kind.
There are other options for you to make a pastry logo design. Get ideas from the design below.
Astro Cookie Logo by Bhavik Chauhan
Cookie box by FishDesigns61025
cookie logo by Divya Soni
Cookie Logo by Igor Kishman
Cookies And Shakes by theLogoholic
Cookies Coffee Logo by danoen
Crumbs by Mary-Anne Ramirez
D'vine Cookies by anekaa
Evil Cookie Logo by K Arts
Fresh Apple Cookies by dalia
Insomnia Cookie Badge (2) by Donovan Johnson
Last Call Cookie Co by prodesigns99
Midnight Snack Chat by jayvee88
Quqietalk by doubleD
Sweet Daisy Box by paoleta_y
THE COOKIE Logo Concept by BooCreative
The Great British Cookie Company by Buck Thylacine
Voodoo Cookie by themadfox
Pro tip: Pick readable fonts
Don't get caught trying to make a fun design. You should also pay attention to the more practical aspect of your logo, which is readability. Compelling logos are the ones that are easy to read and understand. The last thing you want is for your readers to struggle with reading your brand name. Make sure that you choose fonts that have defined letters. This reduces the chances of your readers misreading letters that may look alike.
Text logos
Commonly seen as boring, text logos are actually the opposite. You can do a lot with the help of lettering. Typography allows you to communicate, all while making your brand name the main focus of the design.
With fonts, you can create different styles like retro or modern font logos, and many more. Or you can add subtle decorations to your lettering by using cookie illustrations to replace the letter O.
Alternatively, you can use calligraphy logos for an impressive design. This design's rounded shape also makes your logo more pleasing to the eyes since humans are naturally drawn to curvy figures compared to jagged ones.
Bake & Take by AMAZING/DESIGNS
Boston Biscuits by Creative Mack
Cookie Co by gray mind
Cookie Logo by Darren Alawi
Cosy Cookies by Felipe Moura
Eaton Cookies & Cake by Maxo-Biz
EatVookies.com by Esolbiz
eight degree cookie by lion king
Flavour Logo by v
Georgetown Cookies by Blake Watts
Holiday cookies by Tasiko
Logo - Rehana's Cookie Jar by Rehana Khan
Mamool by Jay Design
Modern, Unique Bakery Logo Design by Piumanga 2
piped dreams cookies by octha7
Sweet & Salty Cookie Company by Farooq Zahid
The Calico Cookie by Zitha_Design
The Talking Cookies by Amduat Design
Pro tip: Frame your logo
Adding a simple shape to stand as a border or frame of your text makes it pop. Doing this will give the design added visual prominence. This will help you apply your logo to different graphic assets like event posters and social media graphics without worrying about it being outshined by other elements.
Cute logos
Seeing cute designs and characters encourages a positive reaction from your audience. It has been proven that cuteness motivates engagement and cultivates a more friendly attitude from people.
These logos help cookie bakeries build a distinctive insignia. You can easily create a cute logo with the help of light colors and illustrations. It's common to see this type of design feature cartoon-style characters like cookie monster vectors or animals. Another thing you can do is to add shapes like stars and hearts to add more life to the design.
Remember to go easy with details. Although it gives your work depth, it may take away its adaptability. Having a design packed with intricate details may also make it look cluttered. So, make sure you go easy and keep it as simple as you can.
Aunty Sams by GLDesigns
Cat Cookie Logo by Mochamad Arief
Cookiepalooza by 9211-Media
Cookiepalooza by raigraphics
Cookie Sandwich by Macaaca
El Holandaluz by junaamrev
French Cookie by jizzy123
"Fresh Baked" by jaime.sp
Cosy Cookies by Felipe Moura
Modern, Cool Bakery Logo Design by SkyEye
Modern, Simple Logo Design by Logo no 1
moncok by Kaldera
monkey cookies by Rohendah
Moon cake by zhunussov
Nashville Cookie Dough Company by Farooq Zahid
REVI's Pastries Homemade Organic by blue_flame
Sweet Lisa by Ana White
The Mindful Mouthful by Maddy McGrath
Pro tip: Use color to your advantage
At a loss for brand color ideas? You can apply color psychology to improve your design. The colors yellow and red encourage appetite. These colors can make people hungry and make them crave food. However, you can learn the meaning behind other colors and experiment with your logo.
Conclusion
According to The American Bakers Association, baked goods in the USA amount to $423 billion when it comes to economic impact. It's a market that has a lot to offer. Once you're all set to join this industry, remember to get a captivating logo.
One way that you can get a custom logo design is through crowdsourcing. Platforms like DesignCrowd opens up a community for you to work with through a logo design contest. You can expect to receive up to 50 submissions and pick the best one for your pastry logo. Learn more about it today.
Find the best designs with the BrandCrowd cookie logo maker. It has a huge library of bakery logos, cafe logos, and more.
Every design is customizable, which lets you express yourself the way you want to. You can experiment with different brand colors, typography, and shapes for the perfect first impression. Try it right here.
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Written by DesignCrowd on Thursday, December 10, 2020
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