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I used to heavily use http://cooltext.com/ http://cooltext.com/ to generate logos over 10 years ago, and amazingly it's still there. The site is a web interface
by ytjohn 12y ago
I used to heavily use http://cooltext.com/ http://cooltext.com/ to generate logos over 10 years ago, and amazingly it's still there. The site is a web interface to GIMP (or at least was). It basically converts text into any typeface/effect you want.
HipsterLogoGenerator is the modern day equivalent. Text as an image isn't very Web 2.0 (you're supposed to write an equivalent sized CSS file to create the same effect), but today's logos should be ambiguous in relation to the company or products purpose.
- nailer 12y agoI think SVGs are emerging as the current standard, logos are naturally vector anyway and being able to reuse a cached version is useful.