Logo design

Free

By AI Bookmarks Editorial Team, Directory editors Last reviewed 2026-10-26

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A Chinese logo generator that turns a typed brand name into ready-made marks you can download for free, with no credit line.

Quick facts

Pricing	Free
Free tier	Yes — unlimited downloads, according to the site
Platforms	Web
Developer	惠州市图小牛设计有限公司
Website	https://uugai.com/

What Logo design is

Uugai, or U钙网, is a Chinese logo generator aimed at people who need a mark quickly and cannot brief a designer. You type a brand name, the system assembles options from the site’s own library of icons and wordmarks, and you pick one to download. That library is organised into letter marks, animal icons, food and chef marks, houses and architecture, plants, dragon and phoenix motifs, wordmarks and European ornament, which makes browsing viable even when the generated output disappoints. The site describes its designs as its own work, states that downloads are unlimited and free, and says it has been running for over a decade with more than ten million users. The company behind it is Huizhou Tuxiaoniu Design, a firm registered in Guangdong. Navigation, help text and examples are Chinese only. It is a fast route to a placeholder identity for a shop, a side project or an internal tool.

Best for

A placeholder logo for a small business or side project
Chinese-speaking founders who would rather not work in English
Getting several rough directions before hiring a designer

Not ideal for

Brands that need a unique, trademark-cleared identity
Projects where the interface has to be in English

Pros

Free and, on the site’s own terms, unlimited downloads
No design skill needed: a name is the whole input
Browseable categories give more control than a single generated result

Cons

Interface, help text and examples are Chinese only
Marks come from a shared library, so a design may repeat elsewhere
Trademark clearance is not covered: that check is yours

Pricing in detail

Free, and the site states plainly that downloads are unlimited. It publishes no price list and shows no subscription or credit pack, and the homepage goes from a brand name straight to design options without a signup wall in the way. The commercial model is not documented anywhere, so if you need an invoice, a licence certificate or a guarantee that a mark is exclusive, ask before relying on the output.