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  • Bleeding Cowboy Font Identification

    How to tell whether logo lettering uses the Bleeding Cowboys display font, how to separate font files from outlined vectors and raster previews, and what to check before using it.

  • Find an eye favicon design

    How to find or prepare an eye favicon in SVG: what makes an eye icon readable at tab size, how to confirm a file is true vector artwork, and what licensing to check.

  • Taupe Shades for a Monochromatic Logo Palette

    What counts as taupe, how its light, mid and dark shades differ, and how to build a monochromatic taupe palette into editable vector logo files.

  • Prepare SVG logo artwork for CMYK printing

    SVG files describe color in RGB, so a logo needs conversion to a print format such as PDF, EPS or AI with CMYK or spot colors before it goes to press. Here is what to check and in what order.

  • Convert an SVG Logo to SWF

    How to convert an SVG logo to SWF while keeping it vector: check the source, choose a workable tool, handle text, color and effects, and verify the result.

  • Redraw the Xiaomi Logo with Automatic Tracing

    Automatic tracing can turn a raster Xiaomi logo into vector paths, but the result is a draft. Learn how to check files, trace cleanly and respect trademark limits.

  • White SVG Favicon: How to Set and Control Its Color

    Why a white SVG favicon can vanish on light browser tabs, and how to control its color with fill values, a prefers-color-scheme rule and a raster fallback.

  • Light Grey Color Code for Logo Design

    The standard light grey color code is #D3D3D3 (RGB 211, 211, 211). See how to specify it in vector logo files, set print values and check contrast.

  • Airbnb Logo Color Codes: What Can Be Confirmed and How to Verify Them

    Looking for the Airbnb logo color code? See what can be confirmed, why HEX, RGB, CMYK and Pantone values differ, and how to check colors in a real vector file.

  • Tan Color Code: HEX, RGB and HSL Values for Logo Palettes

    The standard tan color code is #D2B48C (RGB 210, 180, 140). See how to apply it in vector logo files and what to check before using it for print.

  • Color Picker in Procreate: How to Sample and Match Logo Colors

    How to use the Procreate color picker (eyedropper) to sample colors from logo artwork, read the hex value, save swatches to a palette, and check the result before delivery.

  • Create a favicon with Logaster

    How to build a favicon from a Logaster logo, prepare light and dark variants, check vector versus raster output, and confirm usage rights before launch.