Metallic
Metallic adds a polished metal surface on forms — a specular highlight stripe, brushed texture suggestion, and reflective depth while keeping simplified logo shapes.
Design style applies on top of the logo type you choose — type sets the composition, style sets the look. Browse logo types.
When to use it
- Your brand should feel premium, industrial, or luxury.
- You want weight and craft without full 3D rendering.
- Highlights suggest quality — automotive, finance, or hardware.
- The mark stays one coherent object, not a metal scene.
Nearby styles
Neon
Neon uses glowing tube-light contours and saturated glow. Metallic simulates polished reflective metal, not electric light.