3D
3D adds a dimensional read via consistent light from the upper-left — a single shadow layer, highlight edge on forms, and moderate extrusion depth. Still one centered mark, not a scene.
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
- You want depth and presence without a full render or mockup.
- Your brand feels product-led, tech, or premium-physical.
- The mark should pop on digital UI and app icons.
- You need more weight than flat color but less complexity than photorealism.
Nearby styles
Isometric
Isometric uses 30° axonometric blocks with parallel edges. 3D uses natural perspective lighting and extrusion instead of fixed projection.
Clay
Clay is soft matte sculpted volume with toy-like softness. 3D uses sharper extrusion and directional highlights.
Realistic
Realistic adds believable material shading on the subject. 3D is stylized dimension with simplified depth cues, not photo-grade texture.