Neon Signs

LED neon runs on low-voltage (12V/24V) flexible LED strip inside a silicone diffuser, glowing across 180°. It's safer, more durable, brighter, cheaper to maintain, and flexible enough for intricate shapes — well suited to storefronts, trendy retail spaces, and larger pieces on a budget, though it reads flatter than glass. Traditional glass neon uses gas-filled glass tubing at several thousand volts, glowing a full 360° with a soft, handcrafted look — but it's fragile, higher-voltage, limited in color, costlier, and can't render small or intricate designs. It suits bars, art installations, and retro-styled spaces with the budget for it.

LED neon supports dimming, gradient fades, chasing/marquee effects, and full RGB color. Glass neon can only be dimmed to a limited degree and can't do multi-color or programmed animation.

It depends on the logo's stroke width, scale, and how its lines connect — not every design translates directly, so we review feasibility against your artwork before production. As a guide, traditional glass tubing needs strokes over 6mm, with single-line English lettering above 10cm and Chinese characters above 15cm (roughly double for double-line letterforms); LED neon can go smaller, with single-line English lettering above 5cm and Chinese above 10cm. Complex artwork can be paired with printed panels or partial cut-outs alongside the neon for a complete look.