Pixelmatto gives working designers a modular library of marks, color systems and type pairings, so you start every identity project from something real, not a fresh Figma file at 9pm.
Cheap AI logo tools give you one flat mark and no system behind it. Pixelmatto gives you the building blocks and lets you actually design.
Logo marks built as components, not flat files, so lockups and variants stay consistent as you customize them.
Palettes generated with real contrast and accessibility logic, not just five hex codes that clash on a screen.
Display and body pairings tested together, with fallback stacks ready for web handoff.
A full brand guideline document drafted from your choices, editable before you send it to a client.
Every system exports as native, editable files. Nothing is locked behind a proprietary format.
Share a live system link for client feedback, with version history so nothing gets lost between rounds.
Pick a kit as a starting point, or build your own from the mark, color and type libraries.
Adjust marks, palettes and type pairings until it fits the brief, not the template.
A full guideline document drafts itself from your choices. Edit anything before it ships.
Native Figma and Adobe files, ready for your client or your own next design phase.
For solo designers running a handful of projects at a time.
For small studios running multiple client projects in parallel.
For agencies that need custom kits, seats and billing.
No. Pixelmatto gives you a system of real, editable components (marks, color logic, type pairings) that you design with, not an algorithm that spits out a finished logo for you.
Yes. Every plan includes full commercial rights to what you build and export, for client work or your own brand.
You do. Once exported, the files are yours, and you're free to hand full ownership to your client under your own agreement with them.
Yes, every kit exports as native Figma components, along with Adobe Illustrator files for teams that work across both.