Rams Logo Change in 2026: Before-and-After Evaluation
A practical guide to evaluating a Rams logo change in 2026. Learn how to prepare before images, compare before-and-after versions, and check the result.
Before you start
Prepare two local image files: one showing the previous Rams logo and one showing the proposed 2026 logo. Use the same angle, crop, and background where possible so the comparison focuses on the logo itself rather than lighting or framing differences. If you only have a photo of the new logo, place it on the same mockup scene or neutral background you used for the older version.
This evaluation runs locally in your browser. Select the before and after files from your device; the comparison does not require an upload service. Treat any image as a local preview file rather than as something being sent to a server.
Step-by-step instructions
1) Open the before-and-after comparison tool in Logo Lab. 2. Choose the previous logo file for the before slot. 3. Choose the proposed 2026 logo file for the after slot. 4. Drag the slider to reveal more or less of each version. 5. Use the keyboard: move focus to the slider and adjust it with the arrow keys.
For a closer evaluation, inspect the same features in both versions. Check the horn shape, letterform construction, outline weight, and the way the mark fills its container. If the two images differ in scale, move or resize the uploaded logo within the preview rather than accepting a misleading comparison.
Check the output
Verify that the before image remains visible on one side of the divider and the after image on the other. Export the preview only if you need a static record; otherwise keep the interactive version for further adjustment. If an export appears blurry, check the source image resolution and increase the preview size before exporting.
Common problems and next steps
If the slider opens with only one image, confirm that both local files were selected and that each file is a supported PNG or SVG. If the comparison looks unreliable because of different backgrounds, re-create both images with the same framing. If the new logo appears distorted, restore the original aspect ratio and reposition it without stretching.
When the evaluation is complete, decide whether the 2026 change is an update to the existing mark or a full redraw. Use the before-and-after result as a working reference for further logo work in Logo Lab, such as testing the new mark on a light and dark background, checking contrast, or generating resized versions.