How to Use Zoviz

Getting started with Zoviz

In this guide, you will learn how to create stunning logos using Zoviz, an AI logo maker that allows you to design logos without any subscription fees. You'll be able to experiment with styles, colours, and fonts to create a brand identity that suits your needs.

Step 1: Sign up and set up

1. Go to Zoviz.
2. Click on the "Get Started" button on the homepage.
3. Fill in your email address and create a password, then click "Sign Up".
4. Verify your email if prompted, then log in to your account.

Step 2: Your first logo

1. Once logged in, click on "Create New Logo" from the dashboard.
2. Enter your brand name in the text box and select your industry from the dropdown menu.
3. Click "Next" to proceed to the design options.
4. Choose your preferred styles by selecting from the available templates. You can click on each template to see a preview.
5. Once you find a template you like, click "Edit" to customise it.
6. Use the toolbar on the left to change colours, fonts, and layouts. Drag elements around the canvas to position them as desired.
7. Click "Preview" to see how your logo looks in different contexts (e.g., business cards, websites).
8. When satisfied, click "Save" to keep your design.

Step 3: Get better results

• Experiment with different styles and colour combinations. Use the "Colour Palette" tool to explore various options.
• Take advantage of the "Font Pairing" feature to see suggested font combinations that work well together.
• Regularly click "Preview" as you make changes to see how they affect the overall look of your logo.
• Once you have a design you love, revisit any previous logos from your dashboard for inspiration or to refine your designs further.

Pro tip

Use the “Duplicate” feature to create variations of your logo design without starting from scratch. This way, you can experiment with different colours or layouts quickly.

Common mistake to avoid

Many users forget to regularly save their work while designing. Make sure to click "Save" frequently to avoid losing any changes, especially if you're working on a complex logo.