Free tool
Pixel logo maker
A logo that looks fine on a business card can vanish at 10 by 10 pixels. Upload yours, pick a block size and see it at the real size it will have on the wall, then download it as a PNG. Nothing is uploaded: it all happens in your browser.
A simple logo mark.
Five tips for a logo that reads when it is tiny
- Keep it simple. At 10 by 10 pixels you have 100 dots. One shape and two or three colours reads; a detailed mark turns to mud.
- Use strong contrast. A dark shape on a light background, or the reverse, survives shrinking far better than two similar greys.
- Skip thin lines and small text. Anything thinner than a pixel at the final size disappears. If your name matters, use a wider block such as 50 by 20.
- Check the crop. The wall fills the block and cuts what overhangs from the middle, so keep the important part near the centre, or pad the logo here and download it already fitted.
- Look at the real-size preview. That is what a visitor sees before they zoom. If it reads there, it works.
For the thinking behind sizes and prices, see how the price ladder works and the pricing page.
Questions people ask
Is my logo uploaded anywhere?
No. The tool runs in your browser. The picture is drawn on a canvas on your own device and never sent to our servers.
What size should my logo be?
A 10 by 10 block fits a symbol or a single letter. A 20 by 20 or 50 by 20 block fits a simple logo mark or a short name. Larger blocks show more detail and cost more.
Does this reserve a block for me?
No. It is a preview. To claim a block, choose a spot on the wall; the price shown is the price for today's step and is locked when you reserve.
Why does the download have twice the block's pixels?
The wall stores every block image at twice the block's size so it stays sharp on larger screens. The download matches that.