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Create a Free Logo In 60 Seconds

106.8K views· 2,789 likes· 3:26· Jul 3, 2024

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I found a free logo maker that will generate a logo in less than 1 minute using ai. Follow these steps to design a logo for your brand or business for free. Artificial intelligence has really come a long way, but as always I recommend paying an artist to design your logo so you don't run into any legal issues. Don't Forget to Subscribe: https://bit.ly/3bAbOVA​ You can support me by buying me a coffee or becoming a Patreon Supporter and get the entire website list! https://buymeacoffee.com/setupspawn https://www.patreon.com/MattyMctech PC Build: Keyboard: https://amzn.to/3rQ56QB Mouse: https://amzn.to/45d3hAB CPU: https://amzn.to/3Q28VRM GPU: https://amzn.to/3EYGfTw For more PC tips follow me on: https://www.instagram.com/setupspawn/​ https://www.tiktok.com/@mattymctech https://www.facebook.com/SetupSpawn https://www.twitter.com/Setupspawn #logo #logodesign #graphicdesign

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In this video I show you a couple free ways to crank out a logo in under a minute, even if you’re “not very creative.” I start with ChatGPT to generate the most important part: a solid AI art prompt specifically for a logo. I literally type: “give me a creative AI art generator text prompt for a logo,” then I feed it my brand idea (my totally genius Miami company that sells fireproof matches) and I tell it to include text like “firef flop.” Once ChatGPT spits out the long prompt, I copy it and use it to generate actual logo options. From there I test Idiogram because it’s one of the better ones I’ve seen for getting readable text in the logo (you get around 20 generations per day, which is plenty). If the results aren’t what you want, I tweak the prompt in ChatGPT—like “make it an emblem logo” or “include some matches”—and regenerate until it looks decent. I also show Microsoft Copilot’s Designer, where you can not only generate options but click elements (like the flame) and apply edits, then open it in Microsoft Designer for extra tools. And before the comment section comes for me: I’m not a lawyer, I don’t know copyright law—if you’re a legit brand, I recommend you fork up the money and pay an actual artist (Fiverr, etc.) so you don’t run into legal issues.

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