How To Create A Logo With Bing's AI Image Creator
In May 2023, I started a blog in the health and wellness niche that targets the 50s-and-over demographic. It was inspired by the success I was enjoying with a network marketing company in the health supplement niche, and by the quality of their supplements. I thought it would be a good idea to define who my market was and to focus on the health benefits of the supplements for that target market. Since I am no spring chicken, I thought the best thing would be to target the age group that I am heading into.
And so https://fit50s.com was born!
Actually, it got off to a slow start, and I didn't post my first product-related post until August 2023 when I ordered some products to test and review. Then there was a three month gap before I got around to publishing more regularly in the first few weeks of 2024, which is when I began to get a clearer conception of the identity and purpose of the site.
Wordpress Blog Training with WealthyAffiliate.com
One thing that has prompted my renewed activity is the updated Wordpress blog training modules available on WealthyAffiliate.com where I host all my Wordpress blogs. Wealthy Affiliate has embraced the new developments in AI technology and integrated them into their updated and improved training modules. One of my New Year's resolutions was to go through the new training modules and properly apply the lessons to my Fit50s.com blog.
Okay, so to come to the point of this post, one of the training sessions was all about how to create a brand logo for your Wordpress blog using Bing.com.
Bing? Isn't it a search engine rival to Google?
Yes, it is, but it has also stolen a march on Google by blending OpenAI into its search and has also launched a free AI image creator at https://www.bing.com/images/create which you can use to create website logos among other things.
When I went through the training module on Wealthy Affiliate, I followed along and created a logo for my Get More Sales marketing funnel:
Okay, I ineptly over-cropped the lettering, which I added to the image that Bing created of a computer with Bitcoin and dollars flying out.
Bing's Version of a Roman Drinking Party
I've just remembered that I also used Bing to create an image of a Roman drinking party for one of my Latin translation blog posts:
Creating A Logo For My Blog
Anyway, getting back to the point of this blog post, my Fit50s.com blog still lacked a logo and so tonight I finally got around to making one with the help of Bing's AI image creator.
Here is what I told the AI to do:
Each time you click the pink "Create" button the AI will create four images for you. Bing also gives you 15 credits so if you don't like any of the images, you can modify your instructions and click the button again.
I used all fifteen credits to get an image that I was happy with. Here are some less than successful efforts:
Fit50s.com Logo Fail 1
Not too bad for a first attempt, but the AI is not the greatest speller. I quite like the bottom left design in spite of the weird bits and bobs floating around...
Fit50s.com Logo Fail 2
This one was a disaster! I gave the AI some extra instructions, and it garbled them into the designs!
Fit50s.com Logo Fail 3
Getting better, but still unusable.
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Fit50s.com Logo Fail 9
More progress! I quite like the buff couple in the top left panel. I checked the top two images as they are on the right track.
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Fit50s.com Logo: Lucky 13!
YES! The bottom right image is one that I can use. There's no weird junk cluttering the image. The weights look okay and not placed in compromising positions, their hands aren't doing anything dodgy, and the couple are well balanced and convey just the right image of "fit 50s" or older. The "S" is a bit too big, but I'll take it!
And so, the Fit50s.com logo was born!
Check it out on my blog @ https://fit50s.com
Check it out on my new Fit50sAndBeyond YouTube Channel
Have you used https://www.bing.com/images/create to create any AI images yet? If so, how did it go?
Cheers!
David Hurley
#InspiredFocus