Understanding Logo Files
We always provide your logo in multiple file types and formats to make sure you’re covered no matter where you’re using it — print, web, merch, or social.
Common File Types We Deliver
1. .AI or .EPS (Vector Files)
- Editable source files used by designers and printers
- Infinite scalability with no quality loss
- Required for high-quality print and embroidery
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Tip
You likely won’t open these yourself — just save them in case a printer or designer requests them.
2. .SVG
- Scalable web-friendly vector file
- Ideal for websites and apps
- Supports transparency and fast loading
3. .PNG
- High-resolution raster file
- Transparent background — great for drag-and-drop usage
- Comes in full color, white, and black versions
- does not degrade with saving and editing
4. .JPG or .JPEG
- Compressed raster image
- No transparency (has a white background)
- Best for simple uses like social posts or email attachments
- Will degrade with saving and editing
Where to Use What
File Type | Best For |
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.AI / .EPS | Printing, editing, merchandise, large signage |
.SVG | Websites, web apps, responsive design |
.PNG | Social media, drag-and-drop use, presentations |
.JPG | Quick previews, emails, social posts with white backgrounds |
Still Unsure?
Don’t worry — just ask us. If you’re sending your logo to a third party (e.g. a printer or another vendor), we can let you know which version to use or work with them directly to make sure your brand is represented correctly.
Note
If we created your brand, all your logo files will be neatly organized in a Dropbox folder you can access or request at any time.
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