Upload a logo, enter the length × width, and get a clean mock-up PDF at true physical size — plus a check for whether it will engrave cleanly. Length and width from 3 mm to 70 mm.
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Upload
PNG, JPG, WebP, SVG or PDF. The logo is found and the background removed automatically.
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Set the size
Pick mm or cm, then exact length × width or natural height.
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Download
A watermarked mock-up PDF at true physical size, ready to share.
Logo size tool
Everything runs in your browser. Your design is never uploaded.
1Design file
Removes the background and crops to the design. Plain backgrounds are handled instantly; busy ones use the AI model.
PNG, JPG, WebP, GIF, BMP, SVG or PDF (first page by default).
2Size
3Background
4Download
Will your design engrave cleanly at the size chosen?
The size set in Step 2 decides everything: every line and gap in the artwork grows or shrinks with it. We measure them at that size and turn them into a safe engraving depth.
What the target depth needs
How the size changes the result
| Size | Max depth | Verdict |
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Weak spots at this size
How the decision is made
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The size sets the scale
The length × width from Step 2 fixes how many millimetres each part of your artwork covers. Double the size and every line and gap doubles too.
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We scan the design
We find the centre line of every stroke and every gap and measure how wide each one is. To ignore stray pixels, the thin end of the range counts as the thinnest line and narrowest gap.
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Two limits set the depth
A raised line can stand only about twice as tall as it is wide, and a channel can't be cut deeper than it is wide. Whichever limit is stricter decides the maximum depth.
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We give a verdict
Feasible at 2 mm or more, marginal between 1 and 2 mm, not recommended below 1 mm. If it fails, the table shows the size that works, or you can thicken and simplify the design.
line 1.3 mm, gap 2.5 mm
depthmax = min( 2.0 × 1.3 , 1.0 × 2.5 ) = min( 2.6 , 2.5 ) = 2.5 mm
working range = 0.8 × 2.5 to 1.2 × 2.5 = 2.0 – 3.0 mm
Halve the size and the same design gives 1.25 mm, which is too shallow. That is why the size chosen by the client matters.
Rules used (editable draft values)
This is a planning estimate, not a manufacturing guarantee. The ratios and thresholds are draft values that will be tuned to Cratly's production results. It assumes the artwork is raised and the background is cut away, and a colour logo is treated as one solid shape unless “Dark pixels only” is chosen.