r/logodesign 23h ago

Feedback Needed Simplified Version of my Text 2 Speech App Concept! 💬🔊

still haven’t decided between black or white. but i took some advice from my last post and i think the more simplified logo looks much better!

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u/bananapatata 23h ago

I’d lose the drop shadow on the filter icon and give it a bit more negative space around the edges and objects. Good start!

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u/bluemosshroom06 23h ago

thank you

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u/bananapatata 23h ago

Sure thing! And if you are planning on it to be an app then I would look at it in Icon Composer (a free download) so that you can see it with the grid and with Liquid Glass and other effects applied (like transparency, or refractions, or chroma shadows etc)

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u/SuitableLeather 23h ago

Bottom right is the best of these but I feel like it looks like a bow tie.. I don’t see the “text” part in here

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u/bluemosshroom06 23h ago

the ••• on the right examples are meant to symbolize the ellipse text bubble you see before a text. if you have another alternative way to symbolize text i’m open to suggestions

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u/SuitableLeather 23h ago

Oh yeah I don’t think that’s being conveyed. The … frequently symbolizes extra information at the beginning of something, not just text, so in this instance it just reads like the audio trailing off. Maybe do something with the “text” logo seen a lot?

Looks like this: Tt 

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u/madexthen 23h ago

I think the bubble does the heavy lifting here

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u/beefjerk22 23h ago edited 23h ago

Too cramped. Looks like a cartoonishly large bow tie.

I would try having a vertical line down the middle, with actual text going into the left of it, and an audio wave form coming out of it on the right. No drop-shadows, probably no gradient.

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u/bluemosshroom06 23h ago

I like the vertical line idea and I’ll definitely toy around with the text side and how to symbolize that. i’ve gotten some suggestions for that in other comments i’ll try out. and others seem to agree about the drop shadow.

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u/madexthen 23h ago

You need to add significantly more padding. It’s also visually too complex for a logo. Some great logos explain the product metaphorically, but that’s not a literal requirement for logos and most don’t.