Banner and logo maker tool?

**cls1321** · 1 August, 2009, 06:44 AM

I use imagechef. just google imagechef in fact I think it may be imagechef.com.

either way it does show like "made by imagechef" on your banner or image, its still a really easy and fast way to make a custom banner for cheap niche blogspot blogs.

whenever I'm making a quick high paying niche blogspot blog I just remove the top bar that all blogspot blogs have by editing the HTML and add one of those corny free banners and it generally looks alright. It's great because I don't even fret over it saying "made by imagechef" seeing as the people already know I'm cheap because im using blogger ... lol.

**DotComBum** · 1 August, 2009, 07:41 AM

I haven't tried this one, but you can check it out if you want: Instant Banner Creator

**badmash** · 1 August, 2009, 10:05 AM

Originally Posted by DotComBum

I haven't tried this one, but you can check it out if you want: Instant Banner Creator

Thanks for sharing nice tool buddy but I will say that you must try gimp for creating banners for blog or websites . Gimp is free and easy to use tool and you can find many video tutorial online on youtube .

**Hellas** · 5 August, 2009, 20:13 PM

What about Photoshop or Gimp?

**Diesel** · 7 December, 2009, 09:24 AM

Originally Posted by Hellas

What about Photoshop or Gimp?

For professional work. And they're not confined only for banner or logo designing.

**garfish** · 7 December, 2009, 11:25 AM

inkscape is better and it dont pixeliate

**Manuji** · 21 December, 2009, 04:22 AM

Thanks for he software mate..Am also searching a software for a long time....

**hendricius** · 25 July, 2010, 12:53 PM

Try logoeyes, its really good and you have your logo done in a matter of minutes. After downloading it you can edit the logo using photoshop and further perfect it.

**Andy101** · 25 July, 2010, 13:47 PM

I purchased software called "The Flash Ad Creator" this has the advantage of built-in useful graphic elements, and it's very easy to produce professional-looking graphics with it.

If you start with the Gimp or PhotoShop you have a blank canvas and a complex piece of software to master, so I don't recommend them, leave them to the pro designers. Also, be aware of legal issues if you use educational software for commercial purposes.