Design.com and BrandCrowd share fonts, file formats, AI chat editing, free logos and licensing, but Design.com has a larger library (500K+ vs 380K+ logo templates), an advanced AI generator that creates new logos, and extra AI tools for websites, business cards, flyers, posters and presentations. Both score 4.7 on Trustpilot.
Design.com and BrandCrowd are closer than any other pair in this series. Both offer professionally designed, exclusive logo templates, 750+ fonts, 62,000+ vector shapes, AI chat editing, the same file formats and extended licenses. Both give away free logos with commercial rights.
So the decision comes down to a few specific differences. Here they are, without the fluff.
| Category | Design.com | BrandCrowd | Winner |
|---|---|---|---|
| Logo library | 500K+ logo templates | 380K+ logo templates | Design.com |
| Advanced AI logo generator | Creates new, unseen logos, copyright-safe | AI logo generator | Design.com |
| AI design tools | Logo, website, cards, flyers, posters, presentations, names, background remover | Logo, business names, background remover | Design.com |
| AI chat editing | Icon and text by chat | Icon and text by chat | Tie |
| Fonts and shapes | 750+ fonts, 62K+ shapes | 750+ fonts, 62K+ shapes | Tie |
| File formats | SVG, EPS, PDF, PNG, JPG, GIF, MP4 | SVG, EPS, PDF, PNG, JPG, GIF, MP4 | Tie |
| Free logos | Yes, commercial use | Yes, commercial use | Tie |
| User reviews | 4.7 on Trustpilot (4,600+ reviews) | 4.7 on Trustpilot (9,500+ reviews) | Tie |
Design.com wins 3 of 8 categories in our comparison.
Ratings checked on Trustpilot on October 27, 2026. Click a card to read the reviews.
Day to day, the editing experience is nearly identical. Both platforms let you ask an AI chat to change the logo's icon or text, and both use custom-trained AI for copyright-safe edits. Output quality from templates is comparable, since both libraries are made by professional designers with exclusive fonts and shapes.
The gap shows up at the start. Design.com's advanced AI logo generator creates novel logos trained on copyright-safe IP, so you are not limited to what already exists in a library. Combined with a library that is roughly 120,000 logos larger, you simply see more distinct options for your business.
| Feature | Design.com | BrandCrowd |
|---|---|---|
| AI logo generation (new designs) | ✓ Yes | ◐ AI logo generator |
| Logo templates | ✓ 500K+ | ✓ 380K+ |
| AI chat-based editing | ✓ Yes | ✓ Yes |
| AI website builder | ✓ Yes | ✓ No |
| AI business cards, flyers, posters, presentations | ✓ Yes | ✓ No |
| Free download with commercial use | ✓ Yes | ✓ Yes |
| Vector, raster and animated formats | ✓ Yes | ✓ Yes |
| Extended / exclusive license | ✓ Yes | ✓ Yes |
| Printing with free delivery | ✓ Yes | ✓ Yes |
Both give you a free logo with commercial rights, plus a free website builder, link-in-bio page and digital business card. Both unlock 50+ design tools after a free download, with a premium subscription needed to download designs made with those tools. On free value, this is a tie.
| Plan | Design.com | BrandCrowd |
|---|---|---|
| Free logo | Yes | Yes |
| Free website, link-in-bio, digital card | Yes | Yes |
| Paid plans | Low-cost annual plans | Logo packs and subscriptions |
| Extended license | Available | Available |
Prices as published at the time of writing and may change. Check each site before buying.
Identical. Both provide SVG, EPS and PDF vectors, PNG and JPG, animated GIF and MP4, icon-only versions and transparent backgrounds. Both offer extended licenses for exclusive use, printing with free delivery, 24/7 email and chat support, seven languages and nine currencies.
A small strength gym needs a logo, a class timetable flyer, a simple website and a membership presentation. Both platforms can produce the logo. Design.com's extra AI tools for websites, flyers, posters and presentations mean the owner can generate the rest of the launch kit in the same place, with every template inheriting the logo's colors automatically.
Design.com is the better pick by a small but clear margin. You get a larger logo library, an advanced AI logo generator that creates new designs, and AI tools for websites, business cards, flyers, posters and presentations. Choose BrandCrowd if you only want a template-first experience; both share the same 4.7 Trustpilot rating.
Design.com has a larger library (500K+ vs 380K+ logo templates), an advanced AI logo generator that creates new designs, and more AI tools including a website builder, business cards, flyers, posters and presentations. Fonts, formats, editing and licensing are the same.
Yes. Both offer free logos with commercial rights, along with a free website builder, link-in-bio page and digital business card.
Both score 4.7 on Trustpilot and are rated Excellent. BrandCrowd has more reviews (9,500+) than Design.com (4,600+).
Yes. Both let you edit a logo's icon and text with AI through a simple chat interface.
Design.com, thanks to its larger library, advanced AI generator and wider set of AI design tools. BrandCrowd is a strong runner-up.
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