Introduction

This tutorial is for Logo Design/people who want to create a professional-looking logo for their business but don’t have the money to hire a graphic designer. The good news is that it’s simple and easy! You can design your own logo with just Microsoft Word, and I’ll show you how in four easy steps.

Step 1. Figure Out the Type of Design You Want

First, you need to know what type of design you want. There are many options available on the market today, and it’s important to choose one that is appropriate for your business and audience. Your logo should reflect your company’s identity and express its values through colors, fonts, symbols or icons.

If you are looking for a simple logo design with little text in the design then there are many templates available online that can be used as references while working on creating your custom letterhead template in Microsoft Word. However, if want something more complex than just text then it is recommended to use a professional logo design software package such as Adobe Illustrator or Corel Draw which will allow users to create vector graphics from scratch using different tools such as drawing tools etc.

Step 2. Choose Your Text Font and Colors

Choosing your custom text font and colors is an important part of the design process. You want to choose a font that matches the style of your business and makes it easy for customers to read. Here are some tips on choosing a font:

• Choose a font that matches the style of your business. If you have an online store selling organic food, then maybe choose an organic-looking script typeface. Or if you’re opening up a new restaurant in Paris, consider using French lettering (bonjour!)
• Make sure it’s readable! Nothing will annoy people more than having to squint at tiny words on their screen as they try to navigate through your website or read documents from you. This goes back to making sure that everything presented by your brand is consistent with its image – don’t go overboard with tiny typefaces just because they fit nicely into those little boxes without taking up too much space; this will just make things harder for readers instead of easier!
• Choose something unique so it stands out from other brands’ logos/designs! We can’t stress enough how important this is when creating something memorable that people won’t forget easily – otherwise, why even bother?

Step 3. Open Microsoft Word and Put Your Text on a New Page

• Open Microsoft Word.
• Click on the Insert tab, and then click on Table.
• Select the appropriate number of rows and columns for your particular logo design from the dropdown menus that appear in the lower right corner of your screen (you can use these icons later to resize or move tables).
• Click once within a cell, then drag outwards to create a box large enough for your logo image or piece of text.
• Now head over to your computer’s file browser, find an image you want to use as part of this project, and drag/drop it into one of your newly created word document cells. The image should now be appearing inside its own little box! If it doesn’t look quite right yet (maybe too small?) then go ahead and click on any empty cells around it so they’ll all get resized together when we make changes later on…

Step 4. Save Your File as a PDF File and/or JPEG Image

• Saving your file as a PDF file is the same as saving it as any other type of document, except that you will use the Adobe Acrobat logo instead of the Excel icon or Word logo. You can also save the document in JPEG format (if you want to send it via email), or in any other file format that you have installed on your computer; for example TIFF, PNG, BMP, GIF, or EPS, etc.
• You can open any saved documents by double-clicking on them from within Windows Explorer/File Explorer or by pressing Alt + Enter while working within Microsoft Word itself (or any other program).

Follow these 4 easy steps to create your very own logo design in Microsoft Word.

Follow these 4 easy steps to create your very own logo design in Microsoft Word.

Step 1. Figure Out the Type of Design You Want

Before we get started, it’s important to figure out what type of logo you want. Do you want something simple or complex? Is there an element from your brand that would look good on a logo? Are there any colors that represent your business well and should be included in the design? Is there anything specific about your business that could be represented visually by adding graphics or icons to the design? These are all questions worth asking before designing a logo for yourself because they will help inform how you move forward with creating one.

Conclusion

Creating a logo design in Microsoft Word is an easy way to add some fun to your documents or website. There’s no need for expensive software like Photoshop or Illustrator to create beautiful and professional-looking logos when you can do so using Word’s built-in tools. All it takes is a little bit of knowledge about fonts, colors, and shapes—and some creativity!