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ARTICLE · 20 FEBRUARY 2026

UAE Trade Mark Office Launches AI-Powered Logo Generator

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The UAE Trade Mark Office ("TMO"), through the Ministry of Economy and Tourism ("MOET"), has recently launched a new AI-powered "Logo Generator" feature on the official trade mark portal.

United Arab EmiratesIntellectual Property
Mona Saleh
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The UAE Trade Mark Office ("TMO"), through the Ministry of Economy and Tourism ("MOET"), has recently launched a new AI-powered "Logo Generator" feature on the official trade mark portal. It can be accessed here: "العلامات التجارية | e-Services | Ministry Of Economy & Tourism" The service is available free of charge and represents a further step towards introducing artificial intelligence tools within the UAE trade mark ecosystem.

The initiative is aimed primarily at local businesses, startups and SMEs that may not have access to professional branding agencies or in-house design resources. It provides users with an opportunity to explore logo concepts generated by reference to existing trade mark data, while encouraging early consideration of trade mark issues during the branding process.

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