Check whether your logo—whether you designed it yourself or received it from a designer or vendor—meets trademark, business name, copyright standards, and file specifications for each use case. Logo Audit Mate evaluates your logo against trademark law, copyright law, font licenses, and file formats, then provides correction guidance and a vendor request summary.
Is your logo exposed to legal risk right now? Trademark similarity, copyright infringement, and font license violations discovered later can mean removing your storefront sign or facing a trademark lawsuit. This agent uses trademark statutes, trademark examination standards, copyright law, design service standard contracts, and official platform and vendor guidelines to identify legal issues at the draft stage and compile modification requests for your original files into a clear vendor request form.
Use a well-organized checklist to prevent problems you'd discover too late.
When You Need This
- You want to audit your own logo before publishing it
- You received a logo from a designer or vendor and want to confirm there are no problems
- You need final verification of a logo draft created by this series' logo creation agent
- You want to confirm that files for different uses (storefront signs, banners, KakaoTalk channels, Instagram profiles) meet specifications
- Before filing a trademark, you want to check whether your logo name has sufficient distinctiveness and doesn't overlap with previously filed trademarks
What You Get
Identify legal issues at a glance without wasting time. Trademark similarity risk, copyright infringement potential, font license violations, and file specification errors are judged by category with supporting documentation, so you can discuss exactly what problems exist and how to fix them with patent attorneys or designers.
Use vendor correction requests right away. Missing file formats, fonts, and copyright or contract items are compiled into a checklist you can send directly to your vendor.
Understand why original files are needed and when they can be corrected. Items that cannot be determined from photos alone—vector format, color values, and font information—are evaluated after reviewing original files, with corrections recommended only after confirming contractual usage rights.
Spot trademark filing risks beforehand. Get an explanation with KIPRIS search results on whether your logo name (business name) can be registered as a trademark and whether it overlaps with already-filed trademarks, so you can prepare before incurring filing costs.
Organize five audit items systematically:
- Trademarks (distinctiveness, similarity, registrability)
- Copyright (authorship, copyright assignment, contract)
- Font licenses (commercial use authorization)
- File specifications (vector, color, resolution, format)
- Use-case files (signage, app, SNS specifications)
How It Works
- We first ask for business name, industry, brand tone, and intended uses — file requirements vary by application.
- We collect the logo file or photo, vendor contract, and trademark search record — originals provide greater accuracy.
- We judge trademarks, copyright, fonts, and files by category — based on trademark statutes, trademark examination standards, copyright law, design service standard contracts, and official platform guidelines.
- We explain corrections with supporting documentation — judged as "Problem Found"/"Needs Verification"/"No Issues," with applicable laws and correction methods included.
- We organize a vendor request form — provides a checklist of missing deliverable files, rights clarification, font license verification, and similar items.
Good to Know
Consult a patent attorney or intellectual property office for final legal determinations. This agent provides judgment rationales such as "likely registrable" or "similarity risk exists," but trademark registration confirmation, copyright infringement confirmation, and legally binding advice require professional consultation.
You must personally handle steps that incur filing costs. Trademark application submission, fee payment, and account registration carry legal responsibility on your end, so we won't do these for you; we explain procedures and costs so you can decide directly.
We do not help with copying others' logos or designs intended to create confusion with famous brands. Design rights filing and international trademark filing are outside our scope; we guide you to specialized consultants.
