Visual Identity
Everything you need to show Tinypoly in an article, a video, a store page or a project of your own: the logo files, the colors and the rules that keep the mark recognizable.
Logo
The logo comes in two shapes. The wordmark is the default and should be your first choice whenever there is room for it. The symbol is the compact version, for avatars, app icons and any space too small for the full name.
Wordmark
Light art, for dark backgroundsWordmark
Dark art, for light backgroundsSymbol
Light art, for dark backgroundsSymbol
Dark art, for light backgroundsClear space
The logo needs room to breathe. Leave free space around it of at least half its own height, on all four sides. Nothing enters that band: no text, no image, no edge of a layout. The shaded area in the drawings below is that space.
Colors
The logo has two colors and only two: black on light backgrounds, white on dark backgrounds. There is no colored, gradient or tinted version of it.
Interface palette
These are the product colors. They dress the interface and the pieces around the logo, never the logo itself.
What not to do
The logo is a fixed drawing. Resize it as a whole, place it on a calm background and leave the rest alone.
Writing the name
- Tinypoly is one word, with no space and no hyphen. In running text write it with a capital T.
- The logo keeps the name in lowercase. That is part of the drawing, so never retype it in another font to imitate the mark.
- Do not abbreviate the name or turn it into initials.
Using the brand
You can use these files to talk about Tinypoly: reviews, tutorials, articles, videos and credits in projects made with the editor. And if you publish something about us, send it our way. We would love to see it.
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