What does your logo actually give you to work with?
Upload it and get the real colours in the file, whether each one reads as text on white or black, and a six-size favicon set ready to drop into a site. Nothing you upload is stored anywhere.
What this reads, and what it does not
The colours in the file, not a redesign of them
- The palette is read, not designed. It reports the colours actually in your file, most-used first -- including a flat white or black background, if that is what the file has.
- The favicons crop to fit, they do not redraw your mark. A logo meant to sit inside a lot of whitespace will look small at 16px, the same as it would in any browser tab. That is a design decision worth having a conversation about, not something this tool can fix by guessing.
- Nothing you upload is kept. It is decoded, measured and resized for the length of one request, then gone. If you want us to hold onto brand files for a live project, that goes through the client portal, not a public tool.
Next step
We build the whole identity around what actually works.
If the palette this hands back does not clear contrast where you need it to, or the mark does not hold up at 16px, that is exactly the kind of problem branding work solves properly.