Describe your business and get brand names that are not already taken in the Indian trademark register — so you don't fall in love with a name you can't file.
The Trade Marks Registry looks at how distinctive a name is and whether it clashes with an existing mark. Our trademark classes guide explains how goods and services are grouped.
Words like “Kodak” or “Zomato” have no meaning in your field, so they are the strongest and easiest to register. Pick Invented word above.
A real word unrelated to what you sell — such as “Apple” for computers — is also highly distinctive.
Hint at a benefit without describing the product directly. Usually registrable, but check similar marks in your class.
“Fresh Milk” for dairy describes the goods and is usually objected to under Section 9. Add a distinctive element instead.
The same name can be registered by different owners in unrelated classes. Choosing your class above makes the screening more accurate.
Names that are easy to spell and pronounce are remembered — and are harder to confuse with a similar-sounding mark.
Check it in all 45 classes and get the PDF report on WhatsApp.
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