Choose the Best Logo Design files for your Website Project

A bitmap-based logo should never be used on a Website without considering layout, dimensions and color space.

An important part of the Logo Design process is determining how best to integrate your new logo so it looks good when viewed from any screen type - desktop, laptop, tablet or smartphone.

GIF

Bitmap file that supports transparency, but poorly supports gradients. Typically used to display short animations/movie clips.

JPEG

Bitmap file that in some cases sacrifices quality for smaller file size. Best used for photographs & graphics that do not require re-sizing.

PNG

Bitmap file that fully supports transparency & gradients. Ideal replacement for GIF & JPEG file types in almost all instances.

Choose the Best Logo Design files for your Print Project

So you think it's a great idea to let Office Depot print your Website logo on business cards? Not so much. Let's say your Web-based logo is a PNG file at 150 pixels by 50 pixels. It will print all day, every day at about .5 inches by .17 inches. Yup, that's gonna look really tiny on a 3.5 inch by 2 inch business card. Unless of course someone enlarges your logo, like I did in this image.

Your logo looks distorted plus your cards were likely printed using the wrong color space (RGB instead of CMYK). This is exactly why the graphic design gods gave us these print-ready file formats!

EPS

A PostScript file format that is typically the by-product of vector-based software, such as Adobe Illustrator or Corel Draw. As a vector file, it is ideal for any project requiring scaling, resizing or color separation, such as screen shops.

TIFF

A Bitmap file format that retains all image data – file size is typically very large. Aside from the source file, this is a great format for print applications. As with any Bitmap file format, it will appear distorted when re-sized.

PDF

One of the most common file types used by commercial print shops. Great compression options and cross-platform compatibility make this an ideal file in most cases. Requires costly software to convert from the source file and a good understanding of the conversion process.

PSD

The Adobe Photoshop source file that all commercial print shops will accept. Contains all image data however layers are typically flattened, preventing future editing. As expected, this file format requires the current version of Photoshop and an expert understanding of how to use the software.

Don't waste your new Logo Design - Put it on Everything!

Includes 1 unique design for: business card layout, letterhead layout and envelope layout.

Print item dimensions are determined by the client.

Printing & delivery options are available.

Download your Logo Design files from your private client project section

If you ever worked with someone who collaborated using email, you know how frustrating the experience can be - messages are lost, accidentally (or intentionally) deleted or attachments are incomplete or corrupt. And messages even a few months old are almost impossible to remember.

5 Point Digital uses a dedicated Client Portal where feedback, progress tracking and all files are in one place. Nothing gets lost or accidentally deleted. And all project assets (files, images, discussions, etc.) are available up to one year after the project is completed.