3 Awesome Free Graphics Tools for Entrepreneurs

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Looking for a simple, free way to create graphics for your website, blog and sales pages?

Check out these three web-based tools.

You can access each one online in your browser so you don’t need to download any files or fight through the learning curve most graphics software comes with.

Cool Text Buttons & Headlines @ CoolText.com

With CoolText.com you can create nice buttons, with mouseover effects (touch it with your mouse to see) like this:

Or stylized text headers/logos, like this:

 

 

 

Guarantee Boxes at FreeGraphicCreator.com

Need a fancy graphic guarantee box for your sales page?  Try the box wizard at http://freegraphiccreator.com/success4.php

This tool can also create nice buy now button boxes, multi-line headlines, and more.

Box Shots, Product Covers, eBook Images at http://www.myecovermaker.com/

My favorite way to generate professional ecovers is with My eCover Maker.  I subscribe to the paid version for access to all of the choice, but there are five options available free at http://www.myecovermaker.com/ecover-design

Here are some my virtual assistant has created for me using this generator (she does the cover itself in Photoshop, then uploads it to My eCover Maker to make it all pretty and 3D-ish but you can also create the cover right in their wizard by choosing different background options, graphics, and adding your own text).

 

Try ‘em out and let me know what you think!  Or, share your favorite tools for creating graphics.

 

19 Responses to “3 Awesome Free Graphics Tools for Entrepreneurs”

  1. Sherrie says:

    You are an awesome resource for cool stuff on the web. Thanks, Michelle!
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  2. eleanor says:

    cool!

  3. Danielle McGaw
    Twitter: DanielleMcGaw
    says:

    I’ve used the first one and the third one many times before and I have to agree that they are pretty great. Haven’t tried the second one though so I will definitely have to give it a looksee. :)

    If you need icons check out http://findicons.com/ – that’s where I got my social media buttons and I’ve found some very attractive arrows and things like that there as well.
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  4. Rhonda Neely says:

    Michelle, you always have the greatest information. You are a blessing to me and making my business flow smoother and quicker. Thanks!!!

    Oh, one question on an older post…I can’t get the Heart icons plug in. I was able to download a zip file to my computer and I don’t know what to do with the zip file. Would love your suggestion how I can get the Heart (how appropriate) icons on my site.
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  5. Lisbeth Tanz
    Twitter: lisbethtanz
    says:

    Michelle, great info as always! You are such a great source of inspiration and information!
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  6. Melissa says:

    Thank you so much Michelle. Pefect timing for me :)

  7. Jeanine Byers Hoag
    Twitter: DressingMyTruth
    says:

    Those are great resources! I like my ecovermaker, too.
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  8. Alyssa says:

    Thanks I needed some of these was aware of one but no the others.
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  9. Roz says:

    Very helpful…thanks! I had wanted to know where I could go to create an e-book cover.
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  10. Jenny Stamos
    Twitter: JennyStamos
    says:

    This is really cool, Michelle!

    Now that I’m switching over to WordPress, I’m looking for anything that will make my life easier.

    And I’m interested in how to make those hearts, too! :)
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  11. Joe Cheray says:

    Michelle thank you for the ecover designer information I have been looking for one so I can finally do an e book. I am going to check this out and get started next week.
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  12. Paula Lee Bright
    Twitter: Almost60Really
    says:

    I’m astounded by this stuff. How cool is THIS? I’ve bookmarked it for both my sites, and will be back often.

    Once I get familiar with it, you can be sure I’ll be recommending it on my blog to my friends and fellow bloggers. Not many of them have seen this stuff. Really NEAT! Thanks so much.
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  13. Maureen Hunter says:

    Thanks for the great info Michelle.

    Ive been using Create Images Online, which has been OK but the images arent really clear.

    Looking forward to trying my e cover. I havent got photoshop so will have to look at what I can do from their platform

    Do you know how to add an image to an aweber opt in box to accompany the text. I seemed to have trouble getting the size to fit when I did that?

    Thanks
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  14. Dana
    Twitter: danalingga
    says:

    3 useful graphics tools that can surely help us to help our online business.
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    About Michelle Shaeffer

    Michelle has been online since the late 80s, creating websites since the early 90s, and has coded thousands of web pages in that time. She's worked as a virtual assistant and website designer for small business owners including marketers, authors, coaches, crafters, and other solopreneuers.

    As her business grew, Michelle moved into teaching other solopreneuers how to overcome technical problems, leverage their websites and blogs to get noticed and get clients, and generally simplify the chaos that comes with doing business online.

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