Logo Left Letterhead Maker
Your logo anchored to the top-left margin, sharing its left edge with the letter below — and no company-name line competing with it. Drop in a JPG or PNG, position it live, then download for Word or Google Docs with the logo already placed.
One left edge, top to bottom. A corner logo only looks intentional when it lines up with something. Here the logo sits on the same left margin as the date, the address block and every line of the letter — so the eye reads one clean edge down the page instead of a mark floating off on its own.
Common questions
Why is there no company name on this one?
Because a logo usually already contains the name, and setting it twice — once as artwork, once as text — is the most common way a letterhead starts to look homemade. If your logo is a symbol with no wordmark in it, use the centered layout instead, which keeps a name line under the mark.
What logo shape works best in the corner?
A horizontal lockup — wordmark, or a mark sitting beside a wordmark. The frame is roughly 2.3:1, so a wide logo fills it naturally. A tall or square logo still works, it just sits smaller because it has to fit the frame's height.
Will my logo be stored on your servers?
Word downloads are built on the fly and nothing is kept. Google Docs copies are created as temporary documents so the copy link works, then cleaned up on a schedule — the copy in your own Google account is permanently yours.
Can I move the logo to the right instead?
Not from this page, but you can in the file: open the download and change the paragraph alignment on the logo from left to right. Everything else stays put, because the logo sits in its own paragraph.
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