FintechFintech Wordmark
We designed a custom wordmark with a distinctive letterform that doubles as a compact app icon.
- Custom-drawn wordmark
- Icon legible at 16 pixels
- Light and dark versions

Logo Redesign
Your logo has history — customers know it. But it may look dated, blur at small sizes or not suit digital channels. We modernise logos thoughtfully, keeping what people recognise and fixing what holds it back.
Many logos were designed for print, years ago. Today they need to work as app icons, social avatars and website favicons, on light and dark backgrounds — and fine details, gradients or long names often fail at small sizes.
We start by understanding which elements carry recognition, then present options ranging from a subtle refresh to a bolder evolution. You choose the level of change that suits your business.
The right level of change for your logo.
Subtle modernisation of shapes, type and colour.
A clearer, more confident version that's still recognisable.
A new logo when the old one no longer fits your business.
Removing detail so the logo works at every size.
Recreating low-quality or lost logo files as clean vectors.
Full, compact and icon versions for different contexts.
A selection of logo projects from our studio. Each began with a design brief and research, and ended with a mark built to work across every application.
Three principles behind every logo redesign.
Recognisable shapes and colours preserved where valuable.
Legibility, scaling and reproduction issues solved.
See subtle and bold directions side by side.
How we modernise logos carefully.
We show your current logo alongside refresh, evolution and redesign options.
In practice
A family business chose a confident evolution after comparing three levels of change.
We simplify details so logos stay legible on phones and browser tabs.
In practice
An intricate crest was simplified into an icon that remains recognisable at 32 pixels.
Updating colours for screens and accessibility while keeping brand association.
In practice
A dated green was brightened and paired with a dark neutral for better contrast online.
Rebuilding logos where only low-quality images exist.
In practice
A company that only had a pixelated JPEG received a precise vector redraw.
Send us your logo. We'll suggest whether a refresh, evolution or redesign makes sense — free.
Get Free Redesign AdviceEvery sector has its own rules, audiences and pressure points. We shape each engagement around yours, so the work lands with the people it is meant for.
Ecommerce & Retail
Digital Healthcare
Fintech & Banking
Delivery & Logistics
PropTech & Real Estate
On-Demand ServicesA thoughtful redesign updates how your business is perceived without starting from zero. You keep years of recognition while gaining a logo that performs better everywhere it's used.
Improved files and versions also save ongoing cost and frustration for your team, printers and developers.

The logo redesign work we deliver most often.
Modernising long-established logos.
Logos that work on screens and apps.
Logos for businesses that have evolved.
Clean files from old artwork.
A modernised logo refreshes your whole brand.
Look current and relevant.
Customers still know it's you.
Clear at every size.
Great on apps, social and web.
Correct formats for every use.
A logo your team is proud of.
Most projects draw on more than one discipline. These are the services that sit alongside this one.
That's our priority. We identify the elements customers associate with you and keep or evolve them, unless you choose a complete change.
A refresh makes subtle updates to an existing logo. A redesign creates a new logo, which may keep some elements or start fresh.
Yes. We redraw logos as precise vector files from any existing image.
Refreshes typically take 1–3 weeks; full redesigns 2–4 weeks.
Not necessarily. Many businesses refresh their logo first. If your positioning has changed, a wider rebrand may be worthwhile.
Yes. We provide all files and guidance, and can update your website, stationery and signage artwork.

Tell us about your project — whether it's a website, an app, SEO or marketing.