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Logo & Identity Design Brief Form

A logo and identity design brief template — capture the business, the style you’re drawn to and where the logo will be used, so it’s briefed to fit.

Description

A logo that fits a brand and one that merely looks nice come from the same designer — the difference is the brief. This logo and identity design brief captures the business, the style you’re drawn to and where the mark will live.

You give the exact business name spelling and any tagline, what the business does, and whether it’s a new logo or a refresh. The brief captures the style you’re drawn to, logos or brands you admire and why, any colors or styles to avoid, and where the logo will mainly be used.

Use it before any design work begins, so a mark that has to work as an app icon, a sign and a website is briefed for that range from the start. Send it to whoever’s commissioning the logo. Customize the questions, add your branding, and embed it or share a link in minutes.

Form fields

Everything the Logo & Identity Design Brief Form above collects — 11 fields, so you can see exactly what it captures before you make it your own.

Brief Your Logo & Identity

  • Business / brand name (exact spelling)

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    Short Answer
  • Any tagline to include?

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    Short Answer
  • What does your business do?

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    Long Answer
  • Is this a new logo or a refresh?

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    Dropdown
  • What do you need?

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    Multi-Select
  • Describe the style you're drawn to

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    Long Answer
  • Logos or brands you admire, and why

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    Long Answer
  • Any colors or styles to avoid?

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    Long Answer
  • Where will the logo mainly be used?

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    Short Answer
  • Your name

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    Name
  • Email address

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    Email
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Template FAQs

Common questions about the Logo & Identity Design Brief Form — what it captures, when to use it, and how to make it your own.

What is a logo and identity design brief?

A logo and identity design brief tells a designer what to create and why, the business, the style you are drawn to, and where the logo will be used. A clear brief is what separates a logo that fits the brand from one that merely looks nice.

What should a logo design brief include?

This brief captures the exact business name spelling, any tagline, what the business does, whether it is a new logo or a refresh, the style you are drawn to, logos you admire and why, colors or styles to avoid, and where the logo will mainly be used.

When should you write a logo design brief?

Before any design work begins. The form asks where the logo will mainly be used, because a mark that has to work as an app icon, a sign and a website needs to be briefed for that range from the outset, not adapted later.

Who fills out a logo design brief?

The business owner or marketing lead commissioning the logo, often with the designer guidance. The form captures their name and email, so the designer has a clear contact for questions and for sharing concepts.

What is the difference between a logo brief and a full identity brief?

A logo brief focuses on the mark itself; a visual identity brief covers the wider system, the color, type and application. This form asks what you need, so it works for a standalone logo or a fuller identity project depending on your answer.

Is this logo design brief template free, and can I customize it?

Yes, completely free. Add or remove questions, reorder them and restyle the form to match your brand, then embed it on your site or share it as a link. No coding needed, just a free Fun Forms account to collect briefs.