Creating Custom SVG Logos: A Step-by-Step Guide with Website Tools

Hello everyone, I am Website Tools.

Often, friends ask how to create an attractive logo for their own website?

I frequently visits websites and has summarized a quick method for creating logos in SVG format, which I will share with you today.

First, let's talk about why we use SVG format instead of PNG?

Because SVG is a vector graphic, which means it can maintain clarity no matter how much it is scaled up or down, making it suitable for displaying images of different sizes in various locations on a website.

Alright, after understanding why we use this format, let's get started directly.

Today, we will use the creation of the logo with the pinyin "Website Tools" as an example to illustrate the process.

The first step is to open the text-to-image tool ideogram.ai.

The prompt is very simple, just write "a website logo with the words: 'Website Tools'".

Choose a square image size, enable Magic Prompt, select Model 1.0, and then click the generate button.

The image will show the generation process, like this at 63%:

After completion, it will look like this:

Here, you might need to draw again, as it's unlikely to get a satisfactory result in one try.

If not satisfied, we can continue to click the generate button and create another set of four images.

From this new set, GeFei likes the third one, but it requires some adjustments.

The overall design is still somewhat creative; we need to remove an unnecessary "®" and a black dot to the right of the "i".

At this point, we need to open the second tool, ClipDrop.co/cleanup, which can remove unwanted elements from the image.

Just use the mouse to paint over the unwanted parts, and after completion, it will look like this:

Next, we need to use the third tool, Vectorizer.ai, to convert the image into SVG format.

After downloading, you can open it with Google Chrome and preview it.

If you don't like the color, you can adjust it; the SVG code can be opened and modified in a code editor.