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P Star Logo Mark | Modern Minimal Letter P Symbol for Tech & SaaS Brands
Introducing a versatile P Star Logo Mark — a modern, minimal symbol combining the letter "P" with a clean star silhouette. Designed for brands that want to stand out with a memorable, scalable icon that works across app icons, favicons, packaging, and merchandise.
This unused, one-of-a-kind mark is ideal for:
Tech & SaaS startups
AI / fintech / Web3 companies
Personal branding (names starting with P)
Consulting or premium service brands
What's included:
Vector files (AI, EPS, SVG, PDF)
PNG & JPG (transparent + white background)
Fully scalable for print and digital use
Available in multiple color variations on request
Why this mark works:
The negative-space integration of the star into the P gives it a distinctive, ownable silhouette — simple enough to read at favicon size, yet detailed enough to feel premium at scale.
📩 DM to purchase or request customization (color, wordmark pairing, or brand guide add-on).
Excellent use of simplicity and symbolism.
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