: How to design a simple (text and a shape logo) for a website All I need for my website is just a text and a shape beside the text or over it, I googled a lot but there were no simple

@Welton168

You can export slide/images from MS PowerPoint to create simple graphics. It has a wide variety of shape objects and you can use the full range of fonts installed on your machine. Hubspot regularly publishes guides on how to make buttons, infographics, etc for websites using simple tools. blog.hubspot.com/blog/tabid/6307/bid/33483/How-to-Easily-Create-Professional-Looking-CTAs-in-PowerPoint-Tutorial.aspx

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@Hamaas979

If you have an iPad, InkPad is free, and by far the quickest and easiest way to do this to your hearts content.

On a PC, or Mac, try this:
mudcu.be/sketchpad/
But, most importantly, I think you should read this before attempting any logo design:
hipsterlogo.com
Just as a precautionary measure, to be sure.

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@Kevin459

Squarespace's logo generator allows you to do rather simple "logo" creations. It has a drag and drop feature, color selector and various font tools. www.squarespace.com/logo

Here is an example of the UI.

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@Jessie844

I would suggest Illustrator or Inkscape. You say that that is overkill, but it is not really: to make sensible logos (and you might need the practice of this, if you are to be a webdeveloper!) you need to do them in vector. I cannot stress this enough.

Inkscape is open-source, and you can do easy things without getting confused by all the more advanced options.

There are other programs of course, I am sure your computer came with some simple bitmap graphics programme. There is a plethora of them; paint, paintPro, corel-draw, irfanview.

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