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Logo Design in Saudi Arabia with Arabic at the Centre

In the Kingdom, the Arabic name is the logo and the English follows. Our logo design in Saudi Arabia starts from that order, and is delivered online by our Dubai team.

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Quick answer

Can a Dubai studio deliver logo design in Saudi Arabia that is truly Arabic-first?

Yes. We begin with the Arabic lettering, then build the English to match it, not the reverse. Company Profile Design Agency has no office in Saudi Arabia. The work is done by the Dubai team and delivered online, with briefing by video call, WhatsApp and email. Quotes are in AED.

Arabic first

Why the Arabic lettering sets the direction

Saudi Arabia is an Arabic-first market. Customers and procurement teams read the Arabic name before anything else, so a logo where the Arabic looks squeezed in beside a Latin wordmark sends the wrong signal.

We decide the Arabic style first: geometric and modern, or closer to a traditional script. The English is then drawn to share its rhythm and weight. Where a symbol is used, it is shaped to sit naturally with Arabic letterforms.

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Who it is for

Logo design in Saudi Arabia for four common situations

Briefs from Riyadh, Jeddah, Dammam and Al Khobar usually fit one of these.

New Saudi entity

A company setting up in the Kingdom, often a branch of a business elsewhere in the Gulf, that needs an Arabic-first version of an identity it already has in English.

Project supplier

A contractor or manufacturer joining the supply chain of a large project, where prequalification documents are examined closely and a careless logo weakens a strong submission.

Family group

An established trading or industrial group whose logo has aged, and which wants a careful refresh that respects the name people have known for years.

Consumer brand

A restaurant, retail or service brand that needs a mark which works on a storefront, on packaging and inside the delivery and shopping apps customers use.

How we work

From brief to final files

01

Confirm the names

We confirm the Arabic and English names exactly as they should appear. If the Arabic wording is not settled, translation can be arranged first.

02

Arabic concepts

Within 48 hours of a complete brief, concept directions are presented with the Arabic lettering in front and the English alongside it.

03

Pair the English

For the chosen direction, the English wordmark and any symbol are tuned to the Arabic until the lockups feel like one design.

04

Revisions

Comments from your team are applied within the revision rounds stated in the quote. A single consolidated list of changes keeps things moving.

05

Online handover

The file set and usage guide are delivered by download link, with editable source files where they are included in your package.

The handover

What you receive from us

All files are transferred online, organised by language and by use.

Arabic primary logo

English and combined lockups

Symbol or icon on its own

AI, EPS and SVG vector files

PNG and PDF versions

Colour palette and typefaces for both scripts

Usage guide in PDF

Across the border

A remote project, run from Dubai

We do not have an office in the Kingdom. Projects are run by the team that handles logo design in Dubai, and every stage is reviewed on screen.

A new logo for the Kingdom is usually followed by an Arabic profile. Our company profile design agency in Saudi Arabia page covers that work, and pitch deck design is available for firms presenting to partners. We supply print-ready files and do not print.

Design team reviewing printed layouts

Who we design for in Saudi Arabia

Typical sectors we prepare this work for. If yours is not listed, tell us about it in your brief.

Contracting Manufacturing Project suppliers Trading groups Real estate development Food and beverage Retail Logistics

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Frequently asked questions

Do you have an office in Riyadh or Jeddah?

No. We have no office in Saudi Arabia. Your project is handled by our Dubai team and delivered online. The briefing is held by video call, and day-to-day questions are settled over WhatsApp and email. Our working hours are 8am to 8pm, UAE time.

Can the logo be in Arabic only, or do we need English too?

That is your choice. Some Saudi clients want an Arabic-only mark, while others need English beside it for international partners. We design the Arabic first and add an English lockup where required, drawn to match. Arabic translation can be arranged if you are starting from an English name.

We are bidding as a supplier on a large project. Will the logo suit our documents?

We design with those documents in mind. The logo is tried on a cover page, a letterhead and a company stamp, in colour and in black. Submission rules vary by client, so check the current requirements with the authority concerned and tell us of any format they specify.

Our parent company has an English logo. Can you create the Arabic version?

Yes, this is a frequent request. We study the existing English mark, then draw Arabic lettering that shares its proportions and character, and build the combined lockups. If the parent brand has guidelines, send them and we will work within them.

Can you register the trademark in Saudi Arabia?

No. We design logos and do not register trademarks in any country. For Saudi Arabia, speak to a trademark agent or the authority concerned there. For the UAE, check with the Ministry of Economy or a trademark agent. We can supply the artwork in the format they request.

Discuss your Saudi logo project

Email info@companyprofiledesignagency.com with your brief. We reply between 8am to 8pm UAE time and send a quote in AED once we have read it.

Call +971 50 5473745 or email info@companyprofiledesignagency.com. We reply between 8am and 8pm, UAE time.

WhatsApp us

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