Which Logo Design Should I Choose?!

I would say go for 3C looks the best out of all them in my opinion.

I vote for 3C or 3D.

I'm leaning to 3D but I like them both

I also vote for 3c, however, I wouldn't use gradients in it.

3 looks good.
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3. d)

i really liked 3c.

I guessing that 3c is winning, just to give you advice: If you choose 3c fix the space between letters of "COPY"it reads "C OP Y" and paste reads "P ASTE", maybe I'm exaggerating, but the details matters and most if you're logo depends too much on the typography.

3c is good one i think. And remove the letter "s" from the word "Pastes" in 3b makes it perfect.

I'm going to be different and say that I prefer the 2b logo, but perhaps with the 3a font. I'm loving that font.

Go for 3c.Clean and simple

My vote goes for 3c

3c. simple. clean.

I my opinion, 2B is significantly more appropriate and consistent with your core branding. You want to visually represent your competitive edge in your logo, if possible, and I think the multiple sheets in 2B does this for you, illustrating the multiple copy functionality that is at the core of your product in about the only way conceivable. I don't think you need the additional "CP" image on the front sheet though, that's almost like putting a secondary logo in your logo. I would consider like a mouse and clicker image like you were scrolling over the sheet.

I would go for 2A.. looks cool and authentic. Best wishes

Between 3c and 3d

my vote for 3b
it is looking professional

Hi, they all look great but my vote goes for 3c/3d (they both look simple and professional).

3d is great IMO. The clipboard icon denotes the purpose of the software and the logo as a whole looks like a mouse, considering copy is button1, paste button 2 and the clipboard icon the middle/scrolling button. All falls in place and I would go for it.
Cheers.

3d. Trust me, I do this shit for a living.

None of them are all that great, but 3d will look good large or small, it's easily recognizable and isn't too complex. The others have too different fonts, way too much shadow (shadows in logos? ew.), and look rather unprofessional.

3d for the win.

I don't like any of them. And let me tell you why.

"Simple & clean" is great, but I have this weird habit of trying to invoke NLP into my logo's. By "NLP" I mean I try to anchor my logo's so they have a strong feeling of familiarity and trust to them.

Now this may sound crazy, but your logo is somewhat similar to the logo of the USPS. When I saw it, I thought "damn, there is something familiar about that logo but I just can't put my hands on it". So I started searching online and realized it was the USPS cause I just tracked a package there yesterday. Hundreds of thousands if not millions of people go to their site everyday to check tracking on packages, so with a few simple changes you can invoke a strong feeling of familiarity and trust.

Go look at this site: https://www.usps.com/

If that was my logo I'd move the clipboard from 3D all the way to the left. Then I'd use the slanted text from 3A. But I'd use the slanted text in a straight line. So they're not on top of each other. After that, I'd recolor "copy" to black, and "paste" to the color of the clipboard.

That way you'll wind up with a logo that subconsciously reminds people of the USPS, a very huge, old and trusted brand.

Frank Kern use to do the same shit on his sites. He stole the Great Seal of the United States and reedited into his own logo. He was able to anchor his new, untrusted brand, with a symbol that bears a massive preponderance of credibility.

People may not like this concept, but I use it on all my sites and it's just 1 part of many steps that helps make my sites look and feel very trustworthy. Because the only greater currency than money is trust.

-BB