Kid Logo Ideas:
Logo | Description |
|---|---|
| This cute baby elephant seems to be blowing hearts from its trunk, creating a loveable and comforting appeal. The purple and light blue color scheme is rich and inviting, while the darker Baloo Bhai 2 typeface enhances the friendliness of the logo and pairs perfectly with the linework in the icon. |
| A rocket ship pencil is a great symbol for a children's educational brand and highlights notions of ambition, determination, and soaring to new heights. The pink and green color scheme adds dynamism to the logo, which is grounded by the brown text, depicted in the playful Lily Script One typeface. |
| The stacked tower is a classic children's game and the stars give the icon a sense of charm and wonder that will appeal to kids, as will the youthful yellow-orange and deep pink color scheme. The bubbly letterforms of the Chewy typeface accentuate the playful appeal of the logo. |
| This playful icon represents children splashing water or engaging in hand-painting. Blue is associated with tranquility and calmness, while purple has connotations of mystery and magic, making both colors a great choice for a kid's logo. Slackey is a fun typeface, well-suited to a children's brand. |
| The bright yellow color and friendly dinosaur brimming from ear to ear are sure to put a smile on children's faces. The icon is a great mascot for a range of children's brands, pairing well with the dark blue characters of the Bubblegum Sans typeface, which enhances the playful charm of the design. |
| The children in this logo are jumping with joy as they play together, communicating ideas of friendship and togetherness. It makes a great logo for a children's day care filled with friends. The blue and orange colors are vibrant, and the red business name in the Baloo typeface is salient. |
| The airplane surrounded by stars and swooshes is an image that projects ambition and excellence. The black and pink color combination offers gorgeous contrast and communicates both positivity and seriousness. The business name in the Poppins typeface has sharp points that make it clear and readable. |
| The bigger bear hugging the smaller bear is an image of love, care, and family, making it ideal for a children's clothing brand or a kid's business that values connection. Brown gives the design an earthy appeal and enhances the teddy-bear motif, while the Chewy typeface adds bounciness to the logo. |
| The neat layout of circles allows the educational symbols to shine in this design, reassuring parents that their children are in safe and trustworthy hands. The pink and green color balances earthiness with enthusiasm, and kids will love the brown, cartoon-style letters of the Ribeye typeface. |
| Three cute sea critters create a friendly and welcoming impression. The yellow-orange color imbues the design with warmth, while the pop of pink adds a nurturing quality to the logo. The decorative, dark blue Lily Script One typeface balances fun with style, underscoring the icon perfectly. |
| A peaceful baby being cradled by a gentle hand evokes care, sensitivity, and protection, suiting a baby brand. The color blue evokes feelings of trust, reliability, and professionalism, which match the icon, and the youthful letters of the Finger Paint typeface give the logo a playful charm. |
| The rainbow seems to pour out of this toy train set like steam and adds a vibrant and positive quality to the logo. The star accents create an enchanting allure, while the yellow and green color scheme is bright and youthful. The brown Gochi Hand typeface enhances the childlike appeal of the logo. |
| Owls are often associated with wisdom, making this cute design ideal for a playschool. The vibrant pink color, green heart-beak, and gleaming eyes all work together to form a delightful mascot for your business. The chunky Ranchers typeface has a classically youthful appeal that kids will love. |
| This icon seems to be a visual depiction of the phrase "two peas in a pod." Although one pea too many, the sentiment of togetherness is the same, evoking gentleness and care. The shades of green enhance the natural theme of the icon, while the dark blue Atma typeface adds a sense of fun to the logo. |
| A grinning baby's face at the center of a flower is a super cute icon for a children's brand and creates a sense of care and nurturing that parents will love. The blue color scheme reinforces the tranquility of the icon and is contrasted by the vibrant red Chewy typeface, which has a playful look. |
| The cute bear reading a book is a great image to incentivize children to read more. The pink color creates an impression of warmth and nurturing, which will reassure parents, while the chunky, dark blue letterforms of the Luckiest Guy typeface add weight and a sense of fun to the design. |
| This logo is ideal for a children's sleepwear brand. The blue and orange colors give the design a dynamic appearance, while the happy cloud, crescent moon, and twinkling stars create a soothing and sleepy impression. The black Boogaloo typeface is fun, friendly, and will grab kids' attention. |
| Purple is a color that children love, and it represents magic and creativity. The shades of blue add a point of contrast and introduce a sense of calmness to the design. The large Ranchers typeface is informal, fun, and a suitable choice when paired with the icon of two lovable fledglings. |
| This cute rabbit clutching a carrot seems to wave at your customers, which children will find endearing and inviting. The muted blue and orange color scheme gives the design a humble impression, while the wonderfully fun letters and heart accents of the Emilys Candy typeface add a magical touch. |
| Children are fascinated with the ocean, so this image of a cheerful whale blowing star-shaped bubbles is sure to appeal to them. The contrasting pink and blue color scheme adds vibrancy to the logo, while the Slackey typeface is fun and chunky, matching the characteristics of the whale mascot. |
