The Omniio logo kit.
Press, partners and anyone writing about us: take what you need. The files below are the whole set — 22 renditions of the lockup, the mark, the wordmark and the finished social art, all transparent PNG.
The primary form. Use it unless the space is squarer than it is wide.
For square and narrow spaces — a sponsor wall, a slide corner, a card that is taller than it is wide.
The dot ring on its own. Use it where the name is already obvious — an avatar, a favicon, a repeated list row — and never below 24px.
The name set on its own, for the rare case where the mark already appears elsewhere in the same view.
The mark on an opaque plate. A home-screen icon composites over the wallpaper, so these deliberately are not transparent.
Two measurements and one short list.
Clear space
Keep at least the height of one “O” in the wordmark free on every side. Nothing crosses into it — no rule, no photo edge, no other logo.
Minimum size
The mark is a halftone. Below these sizes the dots merge and it stops reading as a ring, so these are floors, not suggestions. Both are shown here at exactly their limit.
Please don’t
- Re-colour the dots. They are the mark; recoloured, it is a different one.
- Add a shadow, glow or outline. The artwork already carries its own depth.
- Stretch or squash. Scale both axes together or not at all.
- Rotate the lockup, including “just a few degrees”.
- Box it in. No badge, no pill, no rounded plate behind the horizontal lockup.
- Rebuild it in CSS or type it out in a similar typeface. Use these files.
The logo palette, which is not the product palette.
These seven values belong to the artwork. The Omniio interface is built on a different blue — #3867F4 — and the two are deliberately not interchangeable: recolouring the mark to match a button is the first item on the list above.
- Ink#22262FThe wordmark, and dark plates.
- Cyan#3BD6F0From the mark. Accent only.
- Periwinkle#8E9BF5From the mark. Accent only.
- Orchid#C79BF0From the mark. Accent only.
- Pink#F58AD8From the mark. Accent only.
- Paper#FFFFFFThe default background.
- Mist#F4F5F7Panels and inset areas.
Why there is no SVG
The mark is a halftone of several hundred individually coloured dots, and it was drawn as raster artwork. We would rather ship no vector than a traced approximation that is subtly the wrong logo. Scale down from these files freely; when you need it large, start from the 1643px horizontal lockup.
Permission
Use these files to refer to Omniio — write about us, link to us, show that you integrate with us. Don’t alter them, and don’t use them in a way that suggests we endorse or sponsor you. Anything outside that, or a format you need and can’t see here, ask: sales@omniio.dev.
Everything on this page, zipped.
22 PNGs and the rules as a README — 3.5 MB.
Pre-cropped to the sizes each network actually renders, so nothing important lands under an avatar or outside the safe area.