Smoothie Logos
Freshness, convenience, and ingenuity are a few things a great smoothie logo should convey. The ingredients that feature in your creations — fruits, yogurt, and ice — could be used as icons. Because smoothies are generally served cold, colors such as blue, green, and purple work best. See our list below for ideas, or use our smoothie logo maker.
Smoothie Logo Ideas:
Logo | Description |
|---|---|
| This balanced logo comprises a square icon with a blue bowl and a flower. The sharp-edged Cinzel Bold font mimics the texture of crushed ice — a well-loved smoothie staple. The flower may be symbolic of a fresh or healthy start. Ideal for a place that creates lovely, nutritious smoothie bowls. |
| Influenced by hand lettering, the Sacramento typeface adds a romantic or whimsical aspect to this logo, which is reinforced by the icon of a hand against a splatter. The black and pink color scheme may hint at the crushed blueberries and strawberries included in some of the smoothies. |
| The Elsie Swash Caps Regular font, with its curved serifs, is a striking choice with undeniable feminine strength. Placed beneath the icon of what appears to be a stylized snowflake, this is a simple logo that could suit a classy new breakfast spot or juice bar in town. |
| The gold color scheme screams quality, while the icon — part snowflake, part ship's steering wheel — lends a members-only feel to the logo. The steering wheel symbolism may appeal to those searching for direction on their wellness journey. Fitting for a premium smoothie bar or delivery service. |
| The Biryani display typeface perfectly complements the understated icon comprising half a snowflake and half a sun. The rising sun could symbolize early mornings and fresh breakfasts. With its slight Aztec flavor, the icon may allude to smoothies made with chia seeds; an ancient Aztec superfood. |
| The Denk One font, taking its inspiration from a hand-painted German sign, produces a modern logo when paired with the icon of a boba smoothie. The prominent blue background is reminiscent of cool, refreshing drinks and may evoke images of crisp swimming pools and relaxed beach days. |
| In addition to reminding us of ripe grapes and crushed summer berries, the mauve background of this logo makes the lettering and the icon pop. It would also be a distinct color scheme for a smoothie franchise. The three smoothie cups set atop a crescent shape may hint at superior quality. |
| Unlike previous logos, this one has a definite masculine energy. The anchor, dark color palette, and Quantico-Bold font — inspired by military lettering — imbue the logo with a certain strength or toughness not commonly associated with smoothie bars. A solid choice for a protein smoothie brand. |
| An icon comprising three smoothie cups beside a brush script typeface could be a fitting choice for an artisanal smoothie brand. Red and black is a classic color scheme that would look great on clear plastic cups or eco-friendly kraft cups. This logo clearly communicates what you're selling. |
| This cheerful logo with its bright purple and pale pink colors will have any passerby craving a smoothie. The icon, made to resemble the blades of a blender, is highly distinctive and would be recognizable in any color, while the angular Quantico-Bold font adds a futuristic element. |
FAQs:
Where can I find a smoothie logo in vector format?
You can download a scalable vector graphic when you design your logo with Zarla and opt for the Premium package which costs $49.99. Logos in vector format are great because they can be enlarged without compromising quality.
How do I design a smoothie logo?
Think about the ingredients you'll use in your smoothies and what makes your business different from your competitors. Will you only use fresh, organic ingredients? Will your smoothies be chock-full of superfoods or will you add collagen peptides for that extra beauty boost? The answers to these questions will help you design the perfect smoothie logo.
What are some ideas for an amazing juice or smoothie logo?
Don't limit yourself to icons of cups or mason jars. Think deeply about which aspects of your business are most prominent. For example, if you'll use berries in your smoothies, opt for a purple color scheme. If one of your smoothie staples is chia seeds, use an Aztec pattern in your logo. A variety of fonts work, as long as they complement your icons.
How do I pick a good smoothie font?
Consider your target market and the types of fonts that might appeal to them. If you're establishing a business aimed at health-conscious women who watch their caloric intake, opt for thin, connected fonts and bright pinks. Similarly, if you're blending up protein-rich smoothies for weight lifters, opt for thick fonts such as Cinzel Bold.
What is a good smoothie icon to use?
An obvious icon choice would be a smoothie cup with a straw sticking out of it, but feel free to experiment with abstract symbols and motifs not commonly associated with smoothies. An anchor icon, for example, is an unusual choice, but it works for smoothies that help build muscle because it is a heavy object often seen tattooed on bulging biceps.
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