Church logos and wordmarks
A church logo is a mark you can put on a letterhead, a shirt, or an app icon. It is not a poster, a photo of a sanctuary, or a social graphic with the name in the corner. Fast Ministry Graphics builds one centered lockup from the name you type, in the logo format you pick.
Updated October 14, 2026
Formats you can lock
- Wordmark — the name, set as type, no icon.
- Monogram — one to three initials.
- Symbol — an icon with no name, for places the name is already known.
- Symbol and wordmark — icon plus the name. The usual choice for a new church.
- Emblem — a seal or shield with the name built into it.
Export size
Logos export at 1024 × 1024 pixels (1:1), centered, with empty margin around the mark. Spell the ministry name exactly. A tagline can sit small underneath; event dates do not belong on a logo.
A brief you can start from
Logo wordmark for Harbor Church, small tagline ‘Est. 1952’, flat, high contrast, generous margin, no photo background.Open this brief
Questions
Is the logo a vector file?
You download a PNG. It is drawn as flat, scalable identity art, but the file you receive is a high-resolution PNG, not an SVG or a font.
Can I trademark it?
You are responsible for checking that the mark does not collide with someone else’s. AI output is not a trademark search.
Related
- How to brief a church logoFive logo formats, and the name spelled the way the mark should read.
- Church wordmark logosThe church name, set as type, with no icon beside it.
- Church emblems and sealsA seal or shield with the name built into the badge.
- Business cards for pastors and staffA restrained card face: name, role, church, and how to reach you.