Logoease: quick and easy logo creation

by Todd Ritter Apr 30th 2008

Logoease is a simple, web-based logo-creation tool that offers basic stock clip-art and fonts. You start by choosing a logo image from a general set of categories, and then you're taken to the main editing screen where you can add text and arrange your logo.

You can add up to five lines of text of various fonts and colors, and you can change options like bold, italics, and font size. Your logo picture can be colored, and objects can be layered with "send to front" or "send to back" functions.

When your logo is finished, you can download a zip file containing a .jpg, .eps, .tiff, and .png of your logo. You'll need to signup for a free account (surprise) to be able to download the logo. When we first tested the site, we got errors when attempting to save our logos; however, the site appears to work properly now.

[Via makeuseof]

Tags: logo, logos

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

Gary Lee said 6:22PM on 4-30-2008

ok . .where was this post 3 months ago when i was paying some guy 500 bucks for a logo!

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