Logo
One mark, one wordmark, a few rules. Square for avatars and icons; horizontal when there’s room to say the name.
Primary Logo
Preview the square mark and the horizontal lockup on each approved background, then export an SVG.
Variations
Every official colourway, generated straight from the logo source. Click one to download it.
How to Use
- Use the primary ink on dark backgrounds and the secondary ink on light ones.
- On colour backgrounds, avoid bright-on-bright and dark-on-dark pairings.
- Not sure? Ask us at brand@example.com.
1. On images
Place the mark in the top or bottom left corner, with even padding on both sides.
2. On colours
How Not to Use
Use the logo exactly as drawn. No cropping, fading, recolouring, distorting, effects or rotation.
Don’t crop the logo.
Don’t change the opacity of the logo.
Don’t change the colours of the logo.
Don’t distort the logo.
Don’t add special effects to the logo.
Don’t rotate any part of the logo.
The Story
Where the logo came from and what it means. Replace this with your own origin story.
Placeholder: tell the story of your logo here. Who designed it, when, and what problem it solved.
Explain the idea behind the shape. This one is a sparkle inside a rounded badge, drawn on an 11×11 pixel grid, because the brand is about small moments of delight.
Mention the key colour, , and why it was chosen.
- Designer
- Your Designer
- Year
- 2026
- Key colour
- #FFD400
- Grid
- 11 × 11 pixels