How to put a logo in a website?
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You can go to weblayouts.com and choose a banner type you want, it will give you the colors for background and letter. Then it will give you a code, right click on code cut then paste to your page.
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Add a code like this to the Head area of html except have path to your 16x16 ico file:\n<link href="http://www.jlink.net/scybyte/devil_1.ico" rel="SHORTCUT ICON">
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well, you must know a little bit of HTML.  The most common tag is <IMG SRC="URL OF IMAGE">\nIn order to put the image on your site, you must know the URL of it.  If you have an image on your computer and you want it on the web, I suggest going to www.photobucket.com and creating a free account, and then you can upload them to their free servers, and they provide an easy copy-paste url.  Or, you can just google search the image you want, right click (on   Windows) and select Properties and copy the URL.\nI suggest searching for HTML help for any other related questions.  For scripts, I suggest www.hypergurl.com.\nHope this helps!\n\nMight I also add that you can't simply cut and paste the image from your computer...just so you know.
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Artists usually create their logo artwork in an illustration program like Adobe Illustrator, Macromedia/Adobe Freehand, Corel Draw or a number of other vector based programs. (Illustrator is the most popular.) These programs have various tools that allow you to easily create all sorts of shapes. Mastering these programs to create logos similar to those you see everyday is very tough so dont expect great results immediately. By the way, sometimes artists do start their logos by drawing them on paper and then scanning them in. But after they scan them in, they basically trace the image using the tools in the illustration program. (You can't just scan it in and use it if you want it to look good.)\n\nOnce the final artwork is created in the illustration program, the artist takes into a bitmap imeage program like Photoshop or ImageReady to optimize it for the Web (make the file size smaller and acceptable for use over possibly slow bandwith). Logos and linedrawing artwork should be be optimized as a GIF image 99% of the time. Photos should be usually be saved as jpg images.\n\nFor more info on creating web graphics, I recommend books by Lynda Weinmann. She has a site called lynda.com that is all about web graphics. Visit adobe.com as well. They have tutorials about using their programs for designing and optimizing graphics.\n\nIn my opinion, you have to have a pretty good background in art to really be good at graphic design. Just knowing your way around programs like illustrator and photoshop is no different than not knowing English and using MS Word.\n\nAlso, it would be in your best interest to stick with the Adobe tools if you have the money. They are the industry standard every profressional worth their salt uses.
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right click the logo and copy and paste it in the signature panel. Save it
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usually you have to contact someone from the company asking for permission to post their logo or use any information that have on their websites.... i know that there are plenty of people who use companies logos and things without permission but it is not the right way to go about it... a simple email to the webmaster or someone should do the trick... most companies will approve it they just want to know what your blog or website is all about
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B\n\nCheck out my site for wholesale custom logo products. \nhttp://escapesportif.com/
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First, you need to create the icon (there are several freeware/shareware programs out there).\n\nSave the icon as favicon.ico and put it in th root directory of your website.  \nNext, add this to your home page:\n<link rel="icon" href= "http://example.com/favicon.ico" type="image/x-icon"> \n\n- Rich
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Basicly you would just use the html code to put it in for example: <img src=http://website name.com> all you have to do is right click on the image then click copy image location and paste it where i said http://website name.com oh and i'm a guy so i really wouldn't know where to find images like tat, try google images and c what u find or ask.com
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Refer the below link u ll see many google logos.\n\nhttp://www.google.com/holidaylogos.html\nhttp://www.google.com/customlogos.html\nhttp://www.google.com/stickers.html
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Ok, you have a few options. But before I give a few of them, here's a tiny bit of advice: The REALLY better ones aren't free. In fact, they tend to be expensive. The best ones are software houses like IBM hand-crafting the website for you, using their skill and expertise. Very few companies will give you that for free.\n\nSo, we're left with some free ones, which are all going to be very similar to each other. You've already listed a few, and other answers will give more, but if you look to your computer you might find a couple more.\n\nMicrosoft Office, OpenOffice (or StarOffice), Word Perfect and a fair few word processors will be able to save or export to an HTML file these days. The beauty is you can design it better using software you know, then export it. If nothing else, this allows you to see how something is done, like a table inside a table or alignments.\n\nIf you go for an online source, the chances are they will use a template, allowing you to add text and some predefined styling, but that's all. Others can add some components in, but you will be limited.\n\n\nWhat you need is a really cool, perfectly designed site. So where to go? Somewhere without a designer in sight.\n\nGo to a website you consider really well made. Doesn't matter on content. Just look how they designed it. The spaceous page. The one or two fonts. Nice headings. See how they structure it. No HTML, coding or designing. Just admiring and taking notes.\n\nNow, recreate it using the software you picked. Don't lift anything from the site you saw, create it all from scratch or use royalty-free clipart, or images you have permission to use.\n\nThe secret to a REALLY great website is not necessarily what software is used to create it, as it all produces HTML. The secret is to know what looks good and aiming for it.\n\nGood luck.
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Tips for building a logo from a graphics production manager:\n\n1)  Make sure the colors you choose for it are easily replicated on websites (websafe colors), and in different print mediums.\n\n2)  Fairly simple logos are often more memorable.  The average consumer will recognize simpler logos faster than complex ones.\n\n3)  Make logo viable for different sizes.  At some point, you will probably want to use it on webpages, letterheads, signs, and etc.\n\n4) All aspects of logo should be clearly viewable.  Small details can cause problems for printing and resizing logo.\n\n5) Remember if any materials may be printed by professionals: The smaller the number of colors in a logo, the cheaper to print.\n\n6) Use standard fonts.  They are easier and cheaper for printers to reproduce.  Custom fonts often have to be printed as images.  This can cause problems if original logo image has to be resized.\n\n7) Consider whether you might use screenprinting (such as for signs or clothing), or vinyl graphics (for vehicle graphics/  lettering).   Both are considerably more expensive if colors fade together or edges are blurred.\n\n8) Create your logo in a higher resolution than you think you will need.  This will be a godsend if you ever need it drastically resized for print.   If the resolution is too low, printers may tack on a hefty fee for recreating your logo from scratch.\n\n9) Design your logo with professional design/ illustration software, if possible.  Use a software program that produces vector graphics. \nSee vector graphics:    http://www.webopedia.com/TERM/V/vector_graphics.html. \nList of graphics formats:  http://www.techweb.com/encyclopedia/defineterm.jhtml?term=graphics+formats\n\n10) You will want to save the original as a lossless file format if possible.  Easy rule of thumb - use whatever format that saves your image as the largest file, such as .tif file or a .png file.  \n\n11) Save your logo in several different image file formats.   It may be helpful to have several sizes of your logo saved as .jpg and .gif files.  \n\n\nGraphics primer:  http://www.techweb.com/tools/proddesign/9807/980701graphics.html\n\nDefinitions of graphics formats:  http://www.techweb.com/tools/proddesign/9807/980701graphics6.html#comparisons\n\nGraphics conversion Info:  http://www.techweb.com/encyclopedia/defineterm.jhtml?term=graphicsconversion
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Check out these places:\n\nhttp://www.thepcmanwebsite.com/logo_creator.shtml\nhttp://cooltext.com/\nhttp://www.highpowergraphics.com/
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Simple, better try \n\nhttp://www.thelogocreator.com/\n\nor\n\nor You can buy \n\nAdobe PhotoShop \nMacromedia Fireworks \n\nis the best solutions you can use if u are good at this softwares.\n\nNext, after you buy here are some tutorials to create logos:\n\nhttp://www.allgraphicdesign.com/\n\nhttp://www.pegaweb.com/tutorials/company-logo-design/company-logo-design.htm\n\nhttp://desktoppub.about.com/od/logos/ss/logobasics.htm\n\n--\n\nBalakumar Muthu\nhttp://i5bala.blogspot.com
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well you can use the normal ones that average Joe uses or you can learn how to use dream weaver and it will take the site advertising out... not many options... or you can find a pic you like and create your own layout on a generator...\nall you need is a http://photobucket.com/ account or one that will provide a URL code...\nand a layout generator.. i like the http://blinkyou.com/ on my self i found it had the best options for font colors and sizes and other nice tweaks..\nthere are many sites that have generators. i just gave you my fav one..
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if you are usingnokia............. download aprogram called fexplorer ............free download available in mobilust.net and put a photo in your phone that you want put as logo....makeitsmall before.....use the Fexplore to st it as Logo           logo is nota wallpaper it is somting that replaces your service provider name....EG: cingular
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http://www.thelogocreator.com/\nhttp://www.aaa-logo.com/\nhttp://www.summitsoftcorp.com/\nPlease click the above links to find what u r looking for.