If there’s one thing we’ve learned in 2020 and beyond, it’s that delivery services have become a big part of people’s lives.
While we automatically think of food and grocery delivery — a category that has seen enormous growth — there are so many other types of delivery businesses out there. From local couriers that deliver packages in all forms, to specialized services like cannabis, flower, laundry, or beer delivery, it’s becoming easier to get anything you want delivered — for yourself or someone else — quickly and efficiently.
No matter what type of item is being shipped, you’ll see some common characteristics in delivery logos, including:
- Blocky, easy-to-read, sans-serif fonts that stand out on trucks, vans, shirts, and delivery bags
- Bright, distinctive logo colors, especially oranges, reds, and greens
- Symbols that convey movement, speed or a destination — think location pins, arrows, wings, or animals known for their swiftness
See below for 10 great examples of delivery logos.
1. Vroom Delivery
With a blocky font, a green-means-go color and a line-drawn wings symbol, this logo conveys speed and efficiency in one simple package.
2. Cour-yah!
What’s faster than a rocket? By placing the symbol in the middle of the company name, this logo conveys movement and speed — and there’s a touch of gradient in the symbol for visual interest.
3. Propello
The bold orange color and simple blocky font — with short-stemmed Ps to keep things compact — makes this a winning delivery logo, complete with a wings-shaped symbol.
4. Deliveroo
A super simplified graphic kangaroo symbol sits atop a lowercase wordmark, making this logo clear and recognizable on city streets.
5. Airpals
This same-day messenger/courier service based in NYC takes a more abstract symbol approach — note how the dot in the “i” is carried over to the symbol.
6. Dolly
Sometimes a literal symbol really works. In this case, the “y” in the company name is the handle to a dolly symbol with two wheels. Cute, simple, to the point.
7. QuickSilver
The rocket makes another appearance in this courier logo, which uses dark grey and bright orange to convey both seriousness and speed.
8. Good Foot Delivery
An in-motion shoe — complete with a lightning bolt and three lines for speed — convey movement in this stacked-text logo.
9. Daily Delivery
Rabbits are known to be speedy creatures, and the rabbit in this logo has a mascot quality that makes it stand out (also: it’s the perfect shape for stickers!).
10. Local Eater
This food delivery logo (made in My Free Logo Maker) conveys speed with a tilted van and a service bell. The red-pink color is punchy and easy to spot.
Tips for making a delivery logo
Keep your company name short — Your name needs to be easy to read in a variety of settings — on vehicles, delivery bags, invoices, packing slips, and more. By keeping your name on the shorter side, you’ll ensure it’s adaptable across mediums. Use “Delivery” or “Courier” as your slogan if needed.
Find a symbol that matches your business — Don’t know exactly what symbol you’re looking for? No problem! Search “speed” or “delivery” in My Free Logo Maker to get ideas that you can refine until you’re happy.
Choose a blocky font and bold color — Use the Name and Color Palette menu items in the logo editor to test out different color variations to find one that makes you says, “Yes! That’s it!”
In the age of convenience, it’s clear that delivery services are having a big moment — both in niche and bigger categories. If you’re thinking of starting a business, find your specialty and make a logo that stands out!
