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* '''fedora-logos.tar.gz''' contains our registered trademarks and must be obtained by emailing [mailto:logo@fedoraproject.org logo@fedoraproject.org]. (Please be patient about requests as this queue is run by a human.) | * '''fedora-logos.tar.gz''' contains our registered trademarks and must be obtained by emailing [mailto:logo@fedoraproject.org logo@fedoraproject.org]. (Please be patient about requests as this queue is run by a human.) | ||
* '''fedora-logos-free.tar.gz''' contains our unregistered trademarks and may be obtained at INSERT LINK HERE. | * '''fedora-logos-free.tar.gz''' contains our unregistered trademarks and may be obtained at INSERT LINK HERE. | ||
In addition, all logos on this page share a set of [[#Common guidelines|common guidelines]] that must be followed. | |||
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All of these logos are inside the <code>fedora/</code> directory of fedora-logos.tar.gz. | All of these logos are inside the <code>fedora/</code> directory of fedora-logos.tar.gz. | ||
Usage of the Fedora logo must follow the [[#Common guidelines|common guidelines]] listed on this page. | |||
'''Although these logos are available here on the wiki, they are ''NOT'' licensed for any use except as specifically set out in the trademark guidelines.''' }} | {{admon/important | Trademark guidelines in effect | Fedora®, the Fedora word design, and the Infinity design logo, either separately or in combination, are trademarks of Red Hat, Inc., and their permitted usage is documented in the [[Legal:trademark guidelines|trademark guidelines]]. '''Although these logos are available here on the wiki, they are ''NOT'' licensed for any use except as specifically set out in the trademark guidelines.''' }} | ||
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=== One-color logo === | === One-color logo === | ||
If you must use only one color, use only the word design — do ''not'' use the Infinity logo. This is <code> | If you must use only one color, use only the word design — do ''not'' use the Infinity logo. This is <code>fedora_logotype_grayscale.png</code> in fedora-logos.tar.gz. | ||
=== Standard uses of the Fedora Logo with other elements === | === Standard uses of the Fedora Logo with other elements === | ||
Revision as of 17:18, 29 July 2010
It is still under construction and content may change. Do not rely on the information on this page.
The Fedora brand guidelines are the official brand and logo guidelines of the Fedora Project.
Use of Fedora-related logos must fall under these guidelines. Deviations from the guidelines for the Fedora Logo and the Fedora Remix logo must be permitted by the Board. Deviations from the guidelines for the FUDCon logo, the Foundations artwork, and any other guideline must be permitted by the Design Team.
Fedora's trademark guidelines also apply to these logos, so be sure to follow them as well.
There are two tarballs containing different types of Fedora logos:
- fedora-logos.tar.gz contains our registered trademarks and must be obtained by emailing logo@fedoraproject.org. (Please be patient about requests as this queue is run by a human.)
- fedora-logos-free.tar.gz contains our unregistered trademarks and may be obtained at INSERT LINK HERE.
In addition, all logos on this page share a set of common guidelines that must be followed.
Fedora
The Fedora logo symbolizes the Fedora Project and all that it does — the operating system it creates as well as the community that creates it.
All of these logos are inside the fedora/ directory of fedora-logos.tar.gz.
Usage of the Fedora logo must follow the common guidelines listed on this page.
Fedora®, the Fedora word design, and the Infinity design logo, either separately or in combination, are trademarks of Red Hat, Inc., and their permitted usage is documented in the trademark guidelines. Although these logos are available here on the wiki, they are NOT licensed for any use except as specifically set out in the trademark guidelines.
| Logo | Dark background[1] | Grayscale | |
|---|---|---|---|
| The Fedora Logo |  fedora_logo.svg |
 fedora_logo_darkbackground.svg |
 fedora_logo_grayscale.svg |
| The Fedora word design |  fedora_logotype.svg |
 fedora_logotype_darkbackground.svg |
 fedora_logotype_grayscale.svg |
| The Infinity design logo |  fedora_infinity.svg |
 fedora_infinity_darkbackground.svg |
 fedora_infinity_grayscale.svg |
| Vertical logo variation |  fedora_vertical.svg |
 fedora_vertical_darkbackground.svg |
 fedora_vertical_grayscale.svg |
| Logo with four foundations | File:Fedora withfoundations.png fedora_withfoundations.svg |
File:Fedora withfoundations darkbackground.png fedora_withfoundations_darkbackground.svg |
File:Fedora withfoundations grayscale.png fedora_withfoundations_grayscale.svg |
One-color logo
If you must use only one color, use only the word design — do not use the Infinity logo. This is fedora_logotype_grayscale.png in fedora-logos.tar.gz.
Standard uses of the Fedora Logo with other elements
These templates help bring unity across the expanse of the project between different applications on our infrastructure and between different groups within the project.
| Logo | Dark background[1] | |
|---|---|---|
Fedora Application (application/)
|
 fedora_application.svg |
 fedora_application_darkbackground.svg |
Fedora Groups (groups/)
|
 fedora_group.svg |
 fedora_group_darkbackground.svg |
Fedora Remix
Fedora Remix and the Fedora Remix word design, either separately or in combination, are trademarks of Red Hat, Inc., and their permitted usage is documented in the trademark guidelines.
The Fedora Remix logo is the secondary trademark described in the trademark guidelines.
| Logo | Dark background[1][2] | Black background[3] | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Blue |  fedora_remix_blue.svg |
 fedora_remix_blue_darkbackground.svg |
 fedora_remix_blue_blackbackground.svg |
| Green |  fedora_remix_green.svg |
 fedora_remix_green_darkbackground.svg |
 fedora_remix_green_blackbackground.svg |
| Orange |  fedora_remix_orange.svg |
 fedora_remix_orange_darkbackground.svg |
 fedora_remix_orange_blackbackground.svg |
| Pink |  fedora_remix_pink.svg |
 fedora_remix_pink_darkbackground.svg |
 fedora_remix_pink_blackbackground.svg |
| One color |  fedora_remix_onecolor.svg |
 fedora_remix_onecolor_darkbackground.svg |
Use the dark background logo |
One color
Clear space
Foundations
| Logo | With smaller bubbles | |
|---|---|---|
| Freedom |  foundations_1_freedom.svg |
 foundations_expand_1_freedom.svg |
| Friends |  foundations_2_friends.svg |
 foundations_expand_2_friends.svg |
| Features |  foundations_3_features.svg |
 foundations_expand_3_features.svg |
| First |  foundations_4_first.svg |
 foundations_expand_4_first.svg |
| All four foundations |  foundations_all.svg |
 foundations_empty_bubbles.svg |
Clear space
FUDCon
Make sure this section notes that the FUDCon logo is freely licensed and we simply ask people to use them wisely.
| Logo | Dark background[1] | Grayscale | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Full |  fudcon_full.svg |
 fudcon_full_darkbackground.svg |
 fudcon_full_grayscale.svg |
| Logotype |  fudcon_logotype.svg |
 fudcon_logotype_darkbackground.svg |
 fudcon_logotype_grayscale.svg |
| One color |  fudcon_onecolor.svg |
 fudcon_onecolor_darkbackground.svg |
 fudcon_onecolor_grayscale.svg |
| Symbol |  fudcon_symbol.svg |
 fudcon_symbol_darkbackground.svg |
 fudcon_symbol_grayscale.svg |
One color
Clear space
Fonts
Follow along on the design-team list. This is mainly a note for Ian so that he can remember to reach a consensus before pushing.
Where possible, use MgOpen Modata. It's available in the Fedora repositories as mgopen-modata-fonts.
Otherwise, use Droid Sans. It's available in the Fedora repositories as google-droid-sans-fonts.
Do not use Bryant2, the typeface used in the logotype. It is non-free and cannot be distributed with Fedora.
Colors
We keep a single color palette to blah blah fill this in
| Display Colors | Print Colors | |||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Name | Swatch | R | G | B | Hex | C | M | Y | K | Pantone ® |
| Fedora Blue | 60 | 110 | 180 | #3c6eb4 | 100% | 46% | 0% | 0% | 2935 | |
| Fedora Dark Blue | 41 | 65 | 114 | #294172 | 100% | 57% | 0% | 38% | 541 | |
| Secondary colors[4] | ||||||||||
| Friends Magenta | 219 | 50 | 121 | #db3279 | 0% | 80% | 40% | 0% | ||
| Features Orange | 229 | 151 | 40 | #e59728 | 0% | 50% | 100% | 0% | ||
| First Green | 121 | 219 | 50 | #79db32 | 50% | 0% | 100% | 0% | ||
| Freedom Purple | 160 | 124 | 188 | #a07cbc | ?? | ?? | ?? | 0% | ||
| Other official colors | ||||||||||
| Black | 0 | 0 | 0 | #000000 | 60% | 40% | 40% | 100% | ||
| Grey 1 | 112 | 112 | 112 | #707070 | ||||||
| Grey 2 | 140 | 140 | 140 | #8c8c8c | ||||||
Using the SVG files
Notes
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 The definition of "dark background" is 50% gray or darker.
- ↑ Note how the "remix" text stays white no matter the background color, unless the background is black.
- ↑ This is the only exception to the "remix" text being white.
- ↑ Why no "Freedom Blue"? Funny answer: Since Fedora and Freedom are synonymous, we decided not to create an entirely new color for freedom. Serious answer: The colors are the same.