What's included

• Primary Logo

  This is the main version of your logo, often including your brand's name and primary visual elements. It's designed for general use on various marketing materials.

• Alternate Versions

  These may include variations of your primary logo, such as simplified versions without text for use in smaller sizes or in situations where the full logo might be too complex.

• Color Variations

  Logo designers typically provide your logo in different color schemes, including full-color, grayscale, and black-and-white versions. This ensures versatility in various design contexts.

• Raster Files

  These are pixel-based versions of your logo (e.g., PNG, JPEG) and are suitable for digital use, such as websites and social media profiles.

• Transparent Background

  Some versions of your logo should have a transparent background, making it easy to overlay on different backgrounds without a white or colored box around it.

• Favicon

  A small, simplified version of your logo specifically designed for use as a website favicon, which appears in web browsers and tabs.

• High-Resolution Files

  Logo files with high resolutions (e.g., 300 DPI) are crucial for printing on physical materials like business cards, brochures, and banners.

• Social Media Profile Images

  Scaled-down versions of your logo optimized for use as profile pictures on social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn.

• Source Files

  These are editable files that allow you to make future modifications to the logo if needed.