Falcons Logo Change: A Practical Before-and-After Evaluation
A practical guide to evaluating a falcons logo change using before-and-after comparison, including file preparation, comparison steps and quality checks.
Before you start
A falcons logo change is useful to evaluate visually before committing to a final file. Prepare two versions of the logo: the current mark and the proposed replacement. Use PNG or SVG files with the same canvas proportions so the comparison is not distorted by unrelated size differences. Keep the original file unchanged or work from a copy. This evaluation can be performed locally in a browser-based tool that processes files on the device.
Step-by-step instructions
- Open a before-and-after comparison view that accepts local PNG or SVG files.
- Select the current falcons logo as the before image.
- Select the revised falcons logo as the after image.
- Align both images so the bird mark, wordmark or emblem occupies a similar position if the tool allows positioning.
- Drag the comparison slider horizontally to inspect the same area of the old and new logo.
- View the comparison on both a light and dark background if the tool supports background switching.
- Repeat the check at small size and at the largest size you plan to use, but keep the canvas readable and avoid scaling tiny source files upward.
Check the output
Confirm that the revised falcon silhouette remains recognizable at a small preview size and does not merge into a solid shape. Check that any new outline, beak detail or wing separation is visible rather than lost at reduced scale. If you export a comparison preview, verify the output format and dimensions. Do not treat a preview as proof of print quality; a raster preview shows screen appearance, not production-ready vector geometry.
Common problems and next steps
If the proposed logo appears shifted or larger, the issue is usually unmatched canvas proportions or alignment; adjust the images so the comparison covers the same crop. If fine strokes disappear on a dark background, evaluate a high-contrast version separately instead of forcing one mark to work everywhere. If the falcon shape is unclear at small sizes, ask for a simplified single-color silhouette for favicon or app-icon use. For a final change, store the source SVG or layered file separately from exported PNG and favicon sizes.