Logo Design Logo design company in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

A Saudi customer meets your logo on a shopfront, a Google Maps listing, a WhatsApp Business profile and an invoice. We design it for all of those, in Arabic and in English.

For businesses in Riyadh, Jeddah, Dammam and across Saudi Arabia, from new registrations to established firms updating a tired logo.

You searched for a professional logo and found templates.

Searching for professional logo design in Saudi Arabia returns a long list of sellers and the same few styles. The risk is a logo that looks fine on the seller’s mock-up and then fails on your shop sign, your stamp, your uniform or an Instagram avatar. In an Arabic-first market, the Arabic name often gets squeezed in as an afterthought.

Many new businesses are opening in the Kingdom, so customers see many logos every day. A good one is simple enough to read in two seconds from a car window, is drawn in Arabic as carefully as in English, and still works when it is one colour on a sticker. That is what we design for.

Where Saudi businesses use their logo

  • Shop signs and fascia
  • Google Maps and WhatsApp Business
  • Company stamp and letterhead
  • Uniforms and vehicles
  • Tender and vendor documents

What you get

You get concepts you can compare, the final logo in every version you will need, and the files and rules for your signage maker, printer and social team.

  1. Logo Concepts

    A small set of genuinely different routes, each with the reasoning behind it, shown on real applications.

  2. Arabic & Latin Lockups

    The logo drawn in Arabic, in English and as a combined lockup, balanced against each other rather than translated.

  3. Logo Variations

    Horizontal, stacked, icon-only and one-colour versions for each place the logo has to fit.

  4. Colour & Type

    The main colours with codes for screen and print, and the typefaces that sit beside the logo.

  5. Usage Rules

    A short sheet on spacing, minimum size, backgrounds and what not to do.

  6. Final Files

    Vector, print and web formats, plus social avatars and a favicon, named and organised.

A logo in mind, or only the problem?

Send the business name, who it sells to and where the logo will appear. We reply with questions and a scoped quote.

How it works

  1. Step 1: Brief

    Your business, who you sell to, where the logo will appear and what you dislike in your current one.

  2. Step 2: Concepts

    A few distinct routes, each explained. You pick one, or tell us what to combine.

  3. Step 3: Refine

    The chosen route is redrawn, tested small and large, on dark and light, in Arabic and Latin.

  4. Step 4: Hand over

    Final files, usage rules and the extras in your scope, ready for your team and your printers.

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Questions

How much does logo design cost in Saudi Arabia?

It depends on the scope, not on a fixed price list: the number of concepts, whether you need an Arabic and an English version, the extras (colours, usage rules, stationery) and the timeline. Send a short brief and we quote a fixed scope, so you can compare it with other quotes line by line.

How long does it take?

Concepts first, then refinement of the one you choose. The proposal carries dates. The usual delay is slow feedback, so agree who approves before we start.

Do you design the Arabic logo or only translate it?

We design it. The Arabic and the English are drawn together, so weight, height and spacing match. If your name is Arabic first, we start from the Arabic lettering and fit the Latin beside it.

Can the logo use Arabic calligraphy?

Yes, if it suits the brand, and we can also use a modern Arabic typeface. Calligraphy needs care for legibility at small size, so we test it small before you approve.

How many revisions do we get?

The proposal states the rounds. Revisions refine the route you chose. A new direction after approval counts as new scope, and we tell you that up front.

Who owns the final logo and files?

You do. Ownership of the approved logo and its files is written into the proposal, and you receive the vector files that your sign maker and printer need.

Will you give us files for the sign maker and the printer?

Yes. Vector files, one-colour and reversed versions, and print-ready formats. If the sign maker needs a specific format, tell us and we include it.

We already have a logo. Can you improve it?

Often that is the better answer. We can redraw the Arabic, fix proportions and make it work at small sizes while keeping what customers already recognise.

Can the logo be registered as a trademark?

That is a legal step handled by an IP lawyer or the trademark authority, not by us. Before you register, have the name and mark checked against existing ones. We supply the clean artwork they ask for.

Do you also do the full identity and a company profile?

Yes. A logo can stand alone or lead into a full brand identity, social templates and a bilingual company profile for tenders and vendor registration.

Tell us about the logo you need.

A short brief is enough to start: the name, the market, the languages and where it will be used. We reply with questions and a fixed-scope quote.

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