Logo maker
Make a Baybayin lettering logo
Build a simple mark around words you understand. Pair Baybayin with a Latin label, choose a layout and palette, then export your design.
A logo starts with legible words
Keep the brand label in its familiar Latin spelling while adapting the pronunciation separately. A short name leaves more room for the small marks that distinguish vowels. The preview resizes lettering to fit its frame; check that every mark remains visible when the finished logo is reduced.
Compare three layouts
A wordmark keeps attention on the text. A circle seal creates a contained badge, while an underline separates the script from the Latin label. These are simple geometric layouts, not representations of community-specific traditional motifs.
Use the right export
Choose SVG for editable vector shapes and scalable lettering, or PNG for a fixed preview. Transparent exports omit the background; choose a palette that contrasts with the surface where it will appear. The SVG embeds the Baybayin font but preserves text rather than converting it to outlines.
For pronunciation help, open the name translator. For typing specific signs, use the Baybayin keyboard. For font details and limitations, read the font guide.
Questions before you start
How do I make a Baybayin logo?
Enter a Latin brand label and its pronunciation spelling. Review the generated sound guide, choose a wordmark, circle seal or underline layout, then select a palette and export PNG or SVG.
Does the logo maker translate my brand name?
No. The pronunciation field controls a phonetic transcription into Baybayin. Silent letters and borrowed sounds need adaptation. Confirm the intended spelling with a knowledgeable reader before publishing.
Are the logo exports free?
Yes. SVG and 1200 × 800 PNG exports are free, including the transparent background option. The Artist Pack is a separate tattoo product and does not unlock logo features.
Can I edit the SVG in another app?
The SVG contains text and vector shapes and embeds Noto Sans Tagalog. Font support varies by editor, and the Latin label uses a sans-serif fallback. Compare the result with the PNG before publishing or printing.