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Logo Making

Hello, all of the viewer's of Codefig.

Today we are going to suggest you guys a site from which you can make your own Logo online.

Most of the times people are suffering from the problems of logo making but the site we are going to suggest is going to be very helpful for the persons who didn't know how to make a logo this is just going to be a Drag & Drop site and ya, you can make your own logo here. So let's start.


The site name is canva.com (you can find the direct link below the blog).


You have to just login within the site and simply has to tell them that what's your logo about and many things.

My team's new blog BlogWithFig's logo is also maded with this site(Link to teams blog is provided downside).

Photos from that site are below.






Direct Link to Canva is here Canva.com.


Please, guys if you like our blogs comment down below.
My team had started our new blog called BlogWithFig
you can go there by clicking on this. 

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