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Pixllab

Adding stylish text, 3d text, shapes, stickers and drawing on top of your picture has never been easier. With a simple and clean interface that lets you focus on whatever you're doing, a wide selection of presets, fonts, stickers, backgrounds, more than 60 unique options that you can customize and of course your imagination, you'll be able to create stunning graphics and amaze your friends straight from your phone or tablet.

Features:

Text: add and customize as much text objects as you want…

3D Text: create 3d texts and overlay them on top of your images, or have them stand on their own in a cool poster…

Text effects: make your text stand out with dozens of text effects like : Shadow, Inner Shadow, Stroke, Background, Reflection, Emboss, Mask, 3d text...

Text color: Set your text to any fill option you want, be it a simple color, a linear gradient, a radial gradient, or an image texture.

Text font: choose from 100+, hand picked fonts. Or use your own fonts !

Stickers: add and customize as much stickers, emojis, shapes, as you want...

Import images: add your own images from gallery. This could come in handy when you have your own stickers, or you want to composite two images...

Draw: pick a pen size, a color, then draw anything you want. after that the drawing acts like a shape and you can resize it, rotate it, add shadow to it...

change the background: with the possibility of making it : a color, a gradient or an image.

Save as a project: you can save anything you do as a project. It'll be available for use even after closing the app!

Remove the background: be it a green screen, a blue screen or simply a white background behind an object in an image that you found on Google images; PixelLab can make it transparent for you.

Edit image perspective: you can now perform perspective editing (warp). Handy for, replacing a monitor's content, changing a road sign's text, adding logos on boxes...

Image effects: enhance your pictures' look by applying some of the available effects, which include vignette, stripes, hue, saturation...

Export your Image: save or share at any format or resolution you want, For easy access you can use the Quick Share buttons to share the image to social media apps with a click of a button (ex : facebook,twitter, instagram...)

Create memes: using the provided meme preset, you can easily have your memes ready for sharing in matter seconds.

Browse quotes and insert anything you like, into what you're making !

logo designing process

Step 1:

Know your brand. This is the first step for a reason: the brand personality should set the tone for every creative decision you make when designing your brand or company logo.

Step 2:

Research the competition. This is important because creating a unique logo is vital not only for internal branding but for proving your customers. You don’t want to end up with a copycat advertising icon, so don’t just type “ads logo png” into Google and then run with it! Take pride in the design process.

Step 3:

Brainstorm ideas. A great way to do this is to really focus on the traits that identify the brand, and that your brand has in common with other things, like animals. This is an excellent way to identify a potential “mascot” for your brand. For instance, if your brand is “playful,” a potential mascot could be an otter. It really depends on the specifics of the brand, but that should give you an idea of what to look for. Write down three or four “personality traits” that belong to your brand. What do those personality traits make you think of?

Step 4:

Sketch it out. Even in this digital age, many designers like to work with pen, pencil, and paper when they’re in the brainstorming stage. Using the ideas you’ve already noted, fill an entire page with logo ideas. Don’t like any of them enough to develop them further? Fill another page. Give yourself time, and remember to go back to the inspiration behind the brand itself if you feel like you’ve hit a wall. As web designer Dainis Graveris says:

Step 5:

Pick a few sketches to concentrate on, and work on refining them into an actual logo. For example, if you are sketching a logo for a creative director, then narrow down to a few sketches with a variety of concepts like a film production logo, play icon or similar. Try to stick with two or three, to keep from getting overwhelmed. Analyze what you like about them, why they speak to you, and how they relate back to the brand. Are they a good representative of your company

Step 6:

Develop the logo using your software of choice. There are tons of programs to choose from, including free software like Inkscape, paid programs like Adobe Illustrator, and helpful logo design software like logodesign.net. The plus with this last option is that it makes it easier to pinpoint advertising symbols that might commonly be used, if you’re missing anything in your brainstorming session.

Step 7:

Choose colour and typeface based on your brand. Colours and fonts are important factors — even if you decide to go with a black and white scheme, and even if you choose to use an advertising icon logo instead of a combination of the text-based logo. Those are still valid creative decisions that need attention.

Step 8:

Adjust spacing and layout and tweak the details. Put your elements together and create a prototype.

Step 9:

Get some feedback. If you’re designing for your own advertising company, ask other employees or outsiders whether they think the logo fits your brand. If you’re designing for a client, now’s the time to show the logo off and get their viewpoint.

Step 10:

Make final adjustments based on feedback, and launch your logo

REVIEWS

Jose Muzquiz

I've been using this app for free for several years now. I've gotten so good people actually think I'm a graphic designer when I'm just a PixelLab lover. And theyve never asked anything from me other than watch an ad after a save an image. Just the other day I paid them the 2.99 to remove the ads. Don't ask me why I didn't do this before, because I tell you what that was the best 2.99 I have ever spent in my life.

yussif adamu

The best app you're yet to download if you haven't. I would rate it a 10 if I could. I've liked this app ever since I downloaded it and haven't had a single regret. It's entirely free and ads would only pop up when your data is turned on. My only suggestion would be a "redo button" and a "clip tool" Thanks to the developers of this app

Rudy Joseph

I've created full resolution razor sharp crisp text t-shirts with this phone app for Amazon Merch and people love the shirts. Put in your font and go. Stroke function is laser sharp. Keying out colours is basically a one button affair. No other app I've come across does this as fast and easily. This is my go to app for anything quick like memes, signs, collages, titles, etc all on the phone. Yes it does need a redo button badly and if you guys make a video editing version, let me know