A logo that consists mainly of text, using a unique font or typography as the primary visual element. Examples include Google, Coca-Cola, and IBM.

A logo comprised of initials or letters, often used to represent a company’s name in a more compact form. Examples include IBM and CNN.

A logo that features a distinctive visual symbol or icon without the company name. Examples include Apple, Nike’s swoosh, and the Twitter bird.

A logo that incorporates both text and a symbol/icon. Examples include Adidas, Burger King, and Doritos.

A logo where the company name is enclosed within a symbol or icon, creating a unified and traditional look. Examples include Harley-Davidson and Starbucks.

A unique, abstract shape or symbol that represents a brand. Examples include the Pepsi globe and the Adidas three stripes.

A logo that features a character or figure that represents the brand. Examples include KFC’s Colonel Sanders and Michelin’s Michelin Man.

A logo created by combining two or more letters, usually the initials of a company’s name. Examples include Louis Vuitton and Chanel.

A logo designed in a circular or badge-like shape, often conveying a sense of authority or tradition. Examples include BMW and Harley-Davidson.