Chocolate Business Logo Generator

Chocolate is one of the world's most beloved treats, and a chocolate business specializes in crafting high-quality, artisanal chocolates that delight the taste buds and satisfy even the most discerning chocolate lovers. With the help of TRUiC’s chocolate business logo maker, founders can create a brand that conveys the delicious and decadent nature of its products, as well as dedication to exceptional craftsmanship and customer satisfaction.

Creating Your Chocolate Business Logo

Who doesn’t love chocolate? While most people look forward to a chocolate treat from time to time, you are taking your love of this food to another level by opening a business. To compete in this space, you’ll not only need great-tasting chocolate - you’ll need quality branding that helps you stand apart from the crowd.

So, how do you get started branding your new chocolate business? Looking at existing businesses for inspiration is a great start. This article highlights three chocolate businesses and the logos they use to build brand recognition. By looking for common themes in these designs, we can help you get started on your own logo project.

Common Chocolate Business Logo Colors

You don’t need to have a single day of marketing experience to know what color is a natural fit for a chocolate business. That color is brown, of course, as it is the color of most of the products that will be on your shelves. You aren’t required to use brown in a chocolate business logo, but doing so would make sense, and it would immediately help your customers connect your logo to your products.

So, did the three businesses we will examine choose the obvious direction with their color selection?

• TheoⓇ is a popular chocolate shop in Seattle, and brown is the only color featured in its logo.
• Milla Chocolates serves quality chocolates to a Southern California audience, and it uses a light shade of brown-gold for its logo.
• Beacon Hill Chocolates is a Boston business that also uses exclusively brown in its logo design, although they do feature two different shades.

Predictably, all of these successful chocolate businesses stayed right on brand and used brown as their go-to logo color. It’s interesting to note that none of them even used an accent color in the logo design.

Successful branding is often not as much about being creative as being on target. If your market is looking to buy chocolates, you want to deliver on the chocolate theme right from the start. It’s certainly possible to create a great logo that does include other colors, but featuring at least one shade of brown just makes too much sense to ignore.

How to Pick Symbols and Icons for Your Chocolate Business Logo

The color selection process for your new logo is pretty simple, but things are a little less obvious when you start thinking about symbols and icons. What can you tie into your design that will point directly to your desired image as a top chocolatier?

For both Milla Chocolates and Beacon Hill Chocolates, the decision was to skip symbols and icons entirely. Both of these businesses simply used their name printed out in all capital letters to serve as the logo. There is an elegant simplicity to this approach, and it is a method that ensures all customers will know the name of the business right from the start.

Theo approached the design process a little differently. It still used the name of the business, of course, but also incorporated a drawing of a cacao pod hanging from a vine. This is a creative way to tie into the chocolate theme and make the logo more memorable. Also, the cacao pod symbol is incorporated into the letter “o” in the name of the business, so the whole logo comes together nicely.

It’s perfectly viable to stick with nothing more than your business name as the base of your logo design, as proven by two of these three companies. However, if you have an idea that ties into the theme and will make your logo unique, that approach can be effective, as well.

Identifying the Right Chocolate Business Logo Fonts

As you work on your logo, you’ll realize there are endless fonts to consider as part of your design. You don’t need to dive too deep into the font libraries to find a winner, however. Most of the time, you’ll be best served to keep it simple and use something that is easy to read and will look good in a variety of formats (e.g., online, print, store signage, etc.).

Theo uses a script font style for its logo, which works well because the name of the business is only four letters long. It might be too hard to read if the name was longer, but it’s effective in that case. For Milla Chocolates and Beacon Hill Chocolates, clean, traditional fonts are used. Milla uses a very minimal sans-serif design, while Beacon Hill has an old-school, serif font.

Don’t overcomplicate the logo design process for your new chocolate business. Brown is the obvious place to start for color selection, and it’s not necessary to develop an elaborate symbol or icon (unless you have a great idea in mind already). With those basics and a clean font, you’ll be well on your way to creating your first marketing asset.

How to Use Our Free Logo Generator

Follow the simple steps below to create, personalize, and download your company logo design in just a few clicks:

1. Enter Your Business Name and Tagline

The TRUiC chocolate business logo generator requires you to add your business’s name and optionally a tagline, or slogan, to help generate your design.

Still need help finding a name for your company? Then check out our review of the Best Business Name Generators and find the service that will work best for you and your small business.

2. Choose a Type of Logo Design, Font, and Color Scheme

You’ll have to choose between having a chocolate logo with a graphic or a text only design.

Option 1: Graphic

This type of design displays your business name with a themed chocolate business graphic that will be displayed in a few different layouts. The graphic will either sit next to your company name, or it will sit above it.

Then, choose your favorite font style and color pallet to generate your first set of choices.

Option 2: Text 

This type of chocolate logo displays your business name or just its initials in a stylized way using creative fonts and typography. 

After this, you’ll choose a color pallet and generate your choices.

3. Generate Chocolate Logo Options

Our generator creates thousands of chocolate business logos to choose from. Search through our numerous options and explore!

4. Customize Your Chocolate Logo

You've found a design you like; you can now customize it further by changing up the font and color. If you aren't happy with the changes you made, there is a reset button so that you never lose your original result.

5. Download Your Chocolate Business Logo

We make downloading your design hassle-free with no email requirements and no sign-ups of any kind — simply download and you’re done.

Our chocolate logo generator will provide you with a high-resolution design in a scalable vector graphic (SVG) file format. This file format is the best for logos because it is easily editable and can be resized as small or as large as you need without losing any quality.

6. After Downloading, Make Sure Your Logo is Unique

Now that you have decided on your favorite chocolate logo design for your venture, you should conduct a trademark search to ensure that it is unique. 

Learn more about how to trademark your professional logo and ensure its availability by visiting our guide on How to Trademark Your Business Brand.

Confirm that your new design is unique by taking the following steps: 

• Perform a reverse image search on Google.
• Formally conduct a trademark search using a lawyer specialized in trademarks.

7. Bring Your Chocolate Logo to Life

Once you’ve generated your logo design, it is yours to keep and use for promotional materials.

We recommend using a service like Zazzle, which provides quality printing services for a variety of materials, including business cards, flyers, banners, letterheads, and so forth.

Our logos can also be utilized for branding, social media (e.g., YouTube, Instagram, Facebook, Google, etc.), and more.

If you already have a chocolate logo, you can also add it to a QR code with our Free QR Code Generator.

Looking for additional design inspiration? Explore more of our small business logo generators.

8. Get Your Domain and Start Creating Your Website

Once you have your chocolate business logo, you can start building your brand and creating your website.

Learn how to build a website on your own with our guide. Alternatively, you can get started with GoDaddy's free website builder which offers the best option for creating a professional website and is user-friendly.

Find out why GoDaddy is our top choice for anything to do with business websites by reading our GoDaddy Website Builder Review.

Things to Consider When Picking a Logo

It's best to brand your company with a logo that includes symbols, icons, colors, and fonts that clearly represent what you’re selling to your customers. Luckily, TRUiC's Free Logo Generator offers a large variety of options for all kinds of styles and branding options.

Color Psychology - Colors can help define the mood of your venture. Consider which color scheme will best represent your chocolate business when using the color editor and creating your company brand with our logo maker.

Accessibility - When it comes to creating an accessible design, the font you choose should be easy for customers to recognize, and color contrast is vital for readability.

Icons vs. symbols to make your own logo design - Symbols can help to represent your business, like products you sell or the type and quality of service you offer.

For example, a logo for a CBD oil shop could be depicted as a leaf; the symbolism being that it’s earthy, organic, natural, or all of these.

Font style - Choosing the right font is important since fonts capture the attention of customers and show what they can expect from your company. 

If you own a more formal business, such as an accounting firm, you’ll likely want to choose a font that is more minimalistic and professional. If you’re opening a company such as a toy store, you’ll probably want to choose a font that is more fun and whimsical. 

If you aren't feeling confident about designing your small business logo, then check out our Design Guides for Beginners.