Logo formats: quick reference guide - Boise Website Design
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04 Jun Logo formats: quick reference guide
Here’s an overview of the files typically sent:
VECTOR (AI, PDF and EPS)
CMYK version
Pantone (PMS) color version
Black, single colour version
White version
RASTER (JPEG, PNG, TIFF)
RGB version
Logo Variants (optional)
Although you can’t always control how a client will use the logo, by providing the design in the formats detailed above, along with a supporting usage document, you have done all you can to ensure the design is presented its best.
