1. Vector Files: - Adobe Illustrator (AI) file: This is the original vector file that can be edited in Adobe Illustrator. - EPS (Encapsulated PostScript) file: A widely supported vector file format that can be resized without loss of quality. 2. Raster Files: - PNG (Portable Network Graphics): A raster file format with a transparent background, suitable for web use. - JPEG (Joint Photographic Experts Group): A raster file format commonly used for photographs and web graphics. - TIFF (Tagged Image File Format): High-quality raster file format often used for printing. 3. Color Variations: - Full-color version: The standard version of the logo in its original color scheme. - Black and white version: A version of the logo rendered in grayscale for use in situations where color is limited. - Monochrome version: A single-color version of the logo, often used for printing on items like stationery or merchandise. 4. Sizes: - Various sizes of each file format, optimized for different use cases (e.g., large for signage, small for social media avatars). 5. Usage Guidelines: - A document outlining guidelines for logo usage, including minimum size requirements, clear space, and acceptable color variations. - Font names and specifications if applicable. - Any additional information on how to properly use the logo, such as what background it should be placed on or whether alterations are allowed.