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Logo File Types: Cheat Sheet

This document provides a cheat sheet for logo file types, explaining which formats to use for print vs digital applications. For print, files should be in CMYK color format with a minimum 300 dpi resolution, while digital files are RGB format with 72-150 dpi resolution. Common file types are explained, such as AI, PDF, EPS for designers, and SVG, PNG, JPG for developers. The cheat sheet provides guidelines for which file types are best for different users like clients, employees, and designers.

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Logo File Types: Cheat Sheet

This document provides a cheat sheet for logo file types, explaining which formats to use for print vs digital applications. For print, files should be in CMYK color format with a minimum 300 dpi resolution, while digital files are RGB format with 72-150 dpi resolution. Common file types are explained, such as AI, PDF, EPS for designers, and SVG, PNG, JPG for developers. The cheat sheet provides guidelines for which file types are best for different users like clients, employees, and designers.

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STRATEGY . BRANDING .

DESIGN

h e at S heet
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LOGO FILE TYPES
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CREATIVE

When it comes to preparing my final logos to my clients, I like to send a robust package that
includes every file format under the sun that you might need.

But which formats do you need, when do you use them and why? For someone that doesn’t work
with these formats everyday like I do, it can be like reading a different language when looking at
the variety of file names.

This is why I’ve created my Logo File Type Cheat Sheet. Let’s keep things simple so you can get
onto what’s really importanat—like running your business.

PRINT VS DIGITAL
Let’s start here since it’s likely the first questions you will need to answer before you open the
folders. Below is a list of file formats that work best for each application.

The reason there are different files for print vs digital is each use a different set of colour formats
and have different levels of resolution requirements.

PRINT: set in CMYK with a minimum DIGITAL: set in RGB and have a minimum
print resolution of 300 DPI screen resolution of 72 to 150 DPI

AI PDF EPS SVG PNG JPG

MARLO@M81CREATIVE.COM LOGO FILE TYPES CHEAT SHEET


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WHAT ARE THEY USED FOR?


So now you have all of these files and all of these formats, but how do you know when and where
to use them? Depending on WHO you are will determine what formats will be best for you.

YOU (CLIENT, EMPLOYEE, BUSINESS OWNER)

• Branded materials and internal documents like memos, letterheads, and powerpoints.
• Profile images on social media
• Email signature

JPG PDF PNG

DESIGNER

• Graphic designer, printer or website designer


• Marketing material, brochures, flyers,
• Stationary, signage, swag
• Digital ads
• Animations

PDF AI EPS PNG JPG

DEVELOPER

• Web, digital, app development


• Custom emails
• Landing pages
• Blogs

SVG PNG JPG

MARLO@M81CREATIVE.COM LOGO FILE TYPES CHEAT SHEET

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