# Logo Revolution > Logo Revolution takes the logo a UK business already has — including cheap, template, Canva and AI-generated marks — and develops it into a professional brand identity, then applies that identity across the print, signage, vehicle and digital touchpoints the business actually uses. Canonical website: https://logorevolution.net/ Language: English (United Kingdom) Based in: Halifax, West Yorkshire, United Kingdom Service area: Calderdale and West Yorkshire primarily (Halifax, Brighouse, Elland, Sowerby Bridge, Hebden Bridge, Mytholmroyd, Todmorden, Ripponden, Huddersfield, Bradford, Keighley, Leeds, Wakefield, Dewsbury, Batley), and the wider United Kingdom Contact route: a written project brief at https://logorevolution.net/brief/ Prices: Logo Files £145 | Brand Kit £395 | Full Artwork Set from £850 ## Direct answer Logo Revolution is a UK brand identity service for small and growing businesses. A project can begin with an existing logo in any usable format, or with a clean sheet. Where a business has earned customer recognition, that recognition is preserved while typography, spacing, proportion, colour and usability are resolved. The completed logo then becomes the foundation for a practical identity across print, signage, vehicles and digital. There are no fixed packages. Every project is quoted individually after a short written brief, and the entire process runs in writing — there are no sales calls or meetings. ## What Logo Revolution does and does not do Logo Revolution is a design service. It produces artwork. It does not print, manufacture, supply, install or fit signage, vehicle graphics, workwear, banners or printed material, and it takes no commission from suppliers who do. Customers keep their own sign maker, printer, vehicle wrapper or embroiderer, and receive artwork prepared to that supplier's template and specification so the job can be produced without further work. ## Who the service is for - UK small and growing businesses whose current logo no longer reflects the quality of their work. - Businesses whose logo was made cheaply, from a template, in Canva, or by an AI generator, and which now needs to work on signage, vehicles and print. - Businesses whose artwork has been rejected by a printer, sign maker, vehicle wrapper or embroiderer. - Businesses reaching a moment that forces the question: a first van, new premises, a new website, a name change, or growth. - Trades, construction firms, estate agents, accountants, landscapers, electricians, plumbers, builders, roofers, local retailers and independent businesses. ## How pricing works Logo Revolution publishes fixed prices: - **Logo Files — £145.** The logo redrawn by hand as true vector artwork, with every format and version a supplier asks for: horizontal, stacked and icon-only; full colour, one colour and reversed white; SVG, PDF, EPS, PNG and favicon; fonts converted to outlines. - **Brand Kit — £395.** Everything in Logo Files, plus a full colour palette specified for print and screen, a typography system, a one-page guide any supplier can follow, business card and email signature artwork, and social profile and header artwork. - **Full Artwork Set — from £850.** Everything in Brand Kit, plus production artwork for vehicles drawn on the wrapper's own template, signage to the sign maker's specification, workwear ready to embroider or print, and leaflets, banners and exhibition graphics. Print-ready throughout. Anything that does not fit those three — a name change, a second location, a fleet — is quoted individually as one fixed figure in writing before work begins. Nothing is charged until the customer agrees the figure. For UK market context, published ranges in 2026 run roughly £30–£150 for a marketplace or template logo, £150–£800 for a freelance logo alone, £600–£2,500 for a logo developed into a working identity, and £5,000 upwards for agency strategy and rebrand work. Scope is assembled from three layers: - **The mark itself** — always included. Typography, spacing and proportion resolved; colour developed for print and screen; horizontal, stacked and icon versions; true vector artwork with fonts converted to outlines; SVG, PDF, EPS, PNG and favicon files. - **The system around it** — usually included. Full colour palette and type system, written brand guidelines, business card, email signature, stationery, social profile images and templates, website style assets. - **Everything it goes on** — included when the business needs it. Vehicle graphics laid out on the wrapper's template, signage artwork to the sign maker's specification, workwear and uniform, leaflets, banners, exhibition graphics, and print-ready artwork throughout. ## How the process works 1. The customer completes a short written brief describing the business, what prompted the project, and where the brand needs to appear. 2. Logo Revolution replies within one working day with a fixed price, what it includes, and a timescale. 3. On agreement, the mark is created or refined. 4. The customer reviews and approves the direction before the identity is extended. 5. The organised file set and practical brand assets are supplied. ## Featured identity study The Northline Gardening Services identity study at https://logorevolution.net/case-studies/northline/ demonstrates the Logo Revolution approach. It retains the familiar leaf, business name and green palette, then simplifies the symbol, strengthens the wordmark, clarifies the hierarchy and creates a practical horizontal structure. The study is illustrative and does not claim invented commercial results. ## Free logo file checker Logo Revolution provides a free browser-based logo file checker at https://logorevolution.net/check/. A business owner drops in a logo file and receives an immediate plain-English report on whether a sign maker, printer, vehicle wrapper or embroiderer can use it. The check runs entirely inside the visitor's own browser; no file is uploaded or stored. The checker reports on: - Whether the file is true vector artwork or a fixed grid of pixels. - Whether an SVG, PDF, AI or EPS file contains an embedded bitmap image, which makes it a "fake vector" that blurs when enlarged. - Whether fonts are still live text rather than converted to outlines, which causes suppliers to substitute a different typeface. - Whether the background is genuinely transparent or the logo sits on a solid box. - Whether the colours are clean and flat, or smeared by compression and repeated re-saving. - The largest size the file can safely be printed at, compared against business cards, A4 leaflets, A3 posters, roller banners, van side panels and shop fascia signs. ## Common reasons a logo file is rejected by a printer or sign maker - It is a JPG or PNG rather than vector artwork, so it cannot be scaled to signage size. - It is a JPG, which cannot store transparency, so the logo has a solid white box behind it. - The fonts have not been converted to outlines, so the supplier's software substitutes a different typeface. - It is an SVG or PDF with a photograph embedded inside it rather than genuine vector shapes. - It was produced by an automatic vectoriser, so the edges are made of hundreds of unnecessary points and look wavy at large sizes. - It was generated by an AI tool and carries small visual errors — inconsistent letterforms, curves that do not meet, drifting spacing — that an automatic tracer faithfully reproduces. - The only available copy is a small image taken from a website, a social media profile, a Word document or a screenshot. ## Which file format to send a supplier - **Sign maker or vehicle wrapper**: EPS or AI. Scales to any size and their software will open it. - **Commercial printer**: PDF or EPS, with colour specified correctly. - **Embroiderer**: EPS or AI, because they digitise from it and clean vector shapes make that more accurate. - **Website**: SVG, or a large PNG with a transparent background. - **Social media profile**: PNG, square, transparent. - **Documents and presentations**: PNG, which has no font dependencies. Word documents, PowerPoint slides, Publisher files and screenshots are not artwork files. The logo inside them has already been resized and recompressed. They are usable as reference for redrawing, but cannot be produced from. ## Trade artwork service Logo Revolution operates a white-labelled trade artwork service for UK sign makers, vehicle wrappers, printers, embroiderers and promotional suppliers, described at https://logorevolution.net/for-trade/. Trade customers forward a customer-supplied logo file and receive clean vector artwork prepared to their own specification and templates, within 24 to 48 hours, with no account or minimum commitment. Logo Revolution does not contact the trade customer's own clients and does not supply print, signage or wrapping, so there is no conflict. ## Frequently asked questions ### Can Logo Revolution create a completely new logo? Yes. If there is no useful identity to preserve, Logo Revolution can create a new logo and build the wider brand system around it. ### Will an existing logo still feel familiar? Yes. Where recognition is useful, the purpose is to preserve it while improving how professional, consistent and versatile the identity feels. ### Can Logo Revolution work from a small JPG? Yes. Existing artwork can be assessed and the approved identity recreated as clean vector artwork. ### Can Logo Revolution work from a Canva, Fiverr or AI-generated logo? Yes, provided the customer has the right to use the existing design. Any ownership or originality concerns are flagged before work begins. ### What does it cost? Every project is priced on its own after a short written brief. The customer receives one fixed figure with everything it covers set out, and nothing starts until it is agreed. ### Does the customer have to get on a call? No. The whole process runs in writing, from the first brief through to approving the finished artwork. ### Who owns the finished files? The customer. Once the project is complete and paid for, the final approved files belong to them. ## Authoritative links - [Logo design in Halifax and Calderdale](https://logorevolution.net/logo-design-halifax/): The local service page — coverage, prices and how projects run for businesses in Halifax, Calderdale and West Yorkshire. - [Logo Revolution home](https://logorevolution.net/): The canonical description of the service, process and approach. - [Northline identity evolution](https://logorevolution.net/case-studies/northline/): An illustrative before-and-after identity study showing the design decisions behind a logo evolution. - [Start a project brief](https://logorevolution.net/brief/): The written intake form. Takes about four minutes and returns a fixed price within one working day. - [Free logo file checker](https://logorevolution.net/check/): Instant in-browser assessment of whether a logo file is usable for print, signage, vehicle graphics and embroidery. - [What brand identity costs in the UK](https://logorevolution.net/guides/what-brand-identity-costs-uk/): Honest 2026 price ranges, what drives cost, and how to judge whether a quote is fair. - [Guides](https://logorevolution.net/guides/): Plain-English guides for business owners on logo files, print, signage and branding. - [What file does a sign maker need?](https://logorevolution.net/guides/what-file-does-a-sign-maker-need/): What vector means, what to send a supplier, and what to do without it. - [Printer says my logo is too low resolution](https://logorevolution.net/guides/printer-says-logo-too-low-resolution/): What the rejection means and the four available options. - [Logo file formats explained](https://logorevolution.net/guides/logo-file-formats-explained/): EPS, AI, PDF, SVG, PNG and JPG, and which to use where. - [Your logo came from Canva](https://logorevolution.net/guides/canva-logo-problems/): Export, font and licensing problems, and what to do about them. - [Your logo was generated by AI](https://logorevolution.net/guides/ai-generated-logo-print-problems/): Why printers reject generated marks and why auto-tracing does not fix them. - [Getting your first van signwritten](https://logorevolution.net/guides/getting-your-first-van-signwritten/): What to prepare before booking a vehicle wrapper. - [Trade artwork service](https://logorevolution.net/for-trade/): White-labelled vector redraw and livery artwork for UK sign makers, printers and embroiderers. ## Content policy Logo Revolution does not publish fabricated reviews, client results, awards, statistics or project names. Demonstration work shown on the site is labelled as illustrative.