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Converting a Logo as a Font HTML

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Hello community,

Im new here and I would be thankful to get a help by following issue.

I need to convert a logo which is made by a JPEG file, I want to convert it as a font in HTML , the tricky part is, that the logo has lines crossing through the logo name.

So I dont know how to get this crossing lines on the CEDRESS logo, converted to a Font, which isnt just a picture with black background.

It should be a font with transparent background, which I can paste to a text on the website.

 

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Edited by gabriel181

the simplest method that I am aware of is to use adobe illustrator, find the closest font you can, seperate the letters by using expand then find a tutorial somewhere to tel you how to use illustrator to create fonts after editing them.

  • 2 months later...

 

And how is converting a PSD to JPG helpful? ANYONE can do that.

 

File -> Save As -> (change format to jpg) -> SAVE.

Job done.

i'm guessing you mean file - save for web and devices ;)

 

That would depend on if you were saving for web or not ;)

"I want to convert it as a font in HTML"... :)

 

Haha is a JPG 'a font in HTML'? ;)

no. though i guess you could convert it to ascii and then display it as a font? :) just meant that obviously they want it for the web ;)

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