Coffee shop logo maker
Type the name of your coffee shop. Pugi asks a few questions and draws four logos for it, ready for the cup, the apron and the sign over the door.
Four logos this maker drew for coffee shop names

Hollow Oak CoffeeCoffee shop 
Tram Stop EspressoCoffee shop 
Copper KettleCoffee shop 
Slow MorningCoffee shop
Coffee shop logos: what works
- Keep the mark simple enough to foil-stamp on a paper cup: one shape, one colour.
- A roast-brown and cream palette reads as coffee from across the street; a bright accent is for the menu board, not the sign.
- If the name is two words, the split lockup lets the second word carry the weight.
Questions
Can I use the logo on cups and packaging?
Yes. The SVG is vector, so it prints at any size, and the one-colour sign variant is made for stamps and foils.
Does it come with a menu board font?
The kit names the display face for the name and a body face for menus, both free Google fonts under the Open Font Licence.
What if I run a bakery or a wine bar too?
Pick the bakery or wine bar industry on the first question; the symbol, the face and the palette change with the trade.