Guide to choosing a logo format

Choosing logo version

By downloading a specific version of the logo (screen version vs. print version) you immediately get the appropriate logo color for your use. The table provides an overview and the most common cases.

Logo Usage Features
For screens  For print 
Color Mode of the downloaded files RGB CMYK
Recommended logo formats  SVGPNG PDFAI
Web and presentations (PowerPoint, Keynote) 
Online documents (Google, Office365) 
Business card, flyer, or brochure 
Contracts and print documents 

Logo application

Color modes determine the color scheme we choose for the logo to display correctly on screens and in print. described here

Logo application
Color Mode
SVG
PNG
PDF
EPS
Webdesign RGB



Mobile Applications
RGB



Presentation
(PowerPoint, Keynote)
RGB



Online Presentation (Google Slides) RGB



Print Materials (business card, flyer…) CMYK



Special Use (stamp, embossing, laser…) ONE COLOR



Format Properties

Logo Format Properties PDF
SVG
EPS
PNG
Can be scaled arbitrarily



Has a transparent background



Suitable for digital screens



Suitable for printing



The most versatile format



Overview of Formats

PDF
Portable Document Format

This vector format can be universally displayed on any computer with Adobe Acrobat (or another PDF viewer). It allows editing at the level of the source file, so it can also be sent as a format for printing. Most programs (graphic, presentation) can handle it as well.

SVG
Scalable Vector Graphics

This is a vector format of the logo primarily intended for online applications (websites). With the advent of high-resolution monitors, this format ensures perfectly sharp display without loss of quality, regardless of the display device.

EPS
Encapsulated PostScript

This vector format can be opened in a wide range of production programs (Adobe Illustrator, Corel Draw), which is why it is often used by printers and manufacturing companies.

PNG
Portable Network Graphics

This format is intended for lossless compression of raster graphics on the internet. However, since it is still a raster, it is necessary to pay increased attention to the final quality of the logo rendering.

JPGAI

The logo pack also includes the JPG logo format. However, using the JPG format for a logo is only possible when there is no other option. For instance, the European Union Intellectual Property Office requires this format, so send this version of the logo to your patent attorney. The AI format will be used primarily by a designer/graphic artist. It allows full editing and deployment within Adobe products. The AI logo format is also part of the logo pack.