looka.com/

Looka

looka.com/

Looka is an AI logo generator and brand-kit builder that turns a company name into logo options, then extends that logo into a broader set of branded materials. Its homepage walks through a three-step structure — "Make a logo in minutes," "Bring your brand to life," "Market your business" — each tied to a specific deliverable: the logo generator, a Brand Kit that auto-applies the chosen logo, colors, and fonts to templates, and 300+ templates for things like business cards and email signatures. It lists concrete deliverables rather than vague benefits: 15+ downloadable logo file formats (SVG, PNG, EPS, PDF) and over $3,000 in bundled partner offers. A footer grid names six fictional example brands (Spoon & Fork, Vivox, Gravity Wave), each tagged with a city, used as sample output. An About page is linked in the footer under "Company."

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Logo Design & Brand Identity for Entrepreneurs | Looka

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Oct 10, 2026

Looka's landing page, section by section

Each section below is cropped straight from Looka's live page — useful references for design & creative landing page design.

Looka design review: how the homepage is built

The homepage runs 12,595 pixels at 1440px wide: centered hero, mockup banner, press logos, three numbered rows, a six-item feature grid, video, brand gallery, support photo, six articles and a purple closing band. Colour stays mostly white and pale grey, while the detected indigo "#5340ff" marks every button, step number and the final band. Yellow "#fcd606" appears only inside mockup artwork. Circular is the detected display face. For a logo tool, the distinctive choice is that the product's output, printed on bags, mugs and hoodies, supplies nearly all the imagery and colour on the page.

Above the fold

The navigation lists six links, from "Logo Maker" to "Blog", with "Log in" and an indigo "Sign up" button at the right. Below sits the centered headline "Design your own beautiful brand", a one-line grey subhead, and one input reading "Enter your company name" joined to a "Get started" button. A Trustpilot line, "Excellent" with "7,000+ reviews", precedes a full-width banner of branded merchandise.

Banner, press logos and three-step walkthrough

The banner carousel cycles peach, blue and purple backdrops, with three dots beneath. A grey strip holds five press logos, including Google and Forbes. The heading "The easiest way to design and launch your new business" introduces three alternating rows numbered "01.", "02." and "03." in indigo. Each pairs a visual of one fictional seafood brand, Kardia, with a short paragraph and its own "Get started" button, and the image side swaps left and right.

Feature grid, video and brand gallery

After a grey band repeating the form under "Make a logo you'll be proud of", "Looka is your personal designer" opens six items in two rows of three. Each has a pastel icon, a numbered title from "1. Logo designs" to "6. Brand info", and three green-checked bullets. A video poster follows. "Cool brands designed with Looka" shows six mockups in two staggered columns.

Closing section and footer

The support block shows six cut-out team photos above an outlined "Contact us" button. Below, six article cards sit in two rows of three, each with a small uppercase tag such as "LOGO DESIGN". A full-bleed indigo band reads "Get started for free!" beside a form with a near-black button. The footer has four link columns, "Products", "Inspiration", "Company" and "Support", plus six social icons.

On mobile

At 390px the page grows to 15,877 pixels. The headline wraps to three lines, and the input and "Get started" button stack into full-width bars. In the numbered rows, each image moves above its heading and text. The six-item grid becomes one column, and gallery and article cards run one per row with centered captions. The footer reflows into two link columns, with icons and copyright centered beneath.

Worth borrowing

Repeating the company-name input and "Get started" button in the hero, two grey bands and the closing band gives a conversion point after every content block.
Numbering the walkthrough "01.", "02." and "03." in the accent colour, with one fictional brand throughout, reads as a single story.
Captioning each gallery mockup with only a name and city keeps proof visual without testimonial text.