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  • Check SVG favicon browser support and Safari compatibility

    Where SVG favicons work, why Safari has been the exception, and how to set up fallbacks so your vector logo shows up as a tab icon in every browser.

  • Monopoly Logo Font: What the Wordmark Is and How to Recover It

    Is there a font behind the Monopoly logo? Why the wordmark is best treated as lettering, how to redraw it as clean vector paths, and what rights still apply.

  • Business Card Design Examples: Logo Layouts, Mockups and Print-Ready Artwork

    A practical look at sample calling card designs: common logo layouts, how mockup previews differ from print files, and how to prepare vector logo artwork for business cards.

  • Red Hat Display Font Identification

    How to recognize Red Hat Display, tell it apart from Red Hat Text and similar geometric sans-serifs, and handle font files versus official logo artwork.

  • Gmail's New Logo: What Changed and What It Means for Vector Artwork

    An overview of the Gmail logo redesign: how the new multicolor M differs from the red envelope mark, why it is a redesign rather than a redraw, and what to check in vector files.

  • What Color Is Onyx?

    Onyx usually names a deep, near-black shade drawn from the gemstone. Learn why it has no single standard value and how to define it in a logo palette.

  • Airbnb Logo Font: Custom Lettering, Not a Typeface You Can Install

    What font is the Airbnb logo? The wordmark is best treated as custom lettering. Here is what that means for identifying it, redrawing it as vector artwork, and using it.

  • Color code picker from image extension

    How to use a browser color picker extension, including on Microsoft Edge, to pull color codes from a logo image, and how to check those values before they go into vector artwork.

  • VA Logo Design

    How to design a VA monogram that works as a favicon: choosing the symbol, simplifying the letterforms, and preparing vector and raster files for small icons.

  • How to Edit SVG Files on a Mac

    Edit SVG logo and favicon files on a Mac: choose a vector editor or code editor, make clean edits, export plain SVG, and check the result before delivery.

  • Purple RGB Color Code for Logo Design

    The standard purple RGB code is rgb(128, 0, 128), hex #800080. See related purple values, how they behave in vector logo gradients, and what to check before print or brand use.

  • Vectorize a Logo Online for Free

    What free online logo vectorizing actually does, how auto-tracing differs from a true vector file, and how to check whether your SVG contains editable paths.