Brand
The OpenReceive logo, mark, illustrations and colours, for anyone writing about the project, integrating it, or linking to it. Every file below is hosted on our CDN at a permanent URL — hotlink it, or download it and ship it with your own site.
Please do use these to say your product accepts payments with OpenReceive, to link to openreceive.org, or to illustrate an article about the project, at whatever size fits your layout. Two things we ask: write the name as one word, OpenReceive, and don't imply that the project endorses, sponsors, or built your product.
The "OpenReceive" lettering. Four cuts: black or white type, each on its own ground or on a transparent one. Pick the transparent cut whenever you can — it sits on any background — and the boxed cuts when you need the ground to travel with the logo, as in an email or a slide.
The site header's own file. Black lettering, no background — for light pages.
https://d1jtpn4jh9ij1m.cloudfront.net/images/openreceive-horizontal-logo-black-text-transparent-backround.webp
White lettering, no background — for dark pages and photography.
https://d1jtpn4jh9ij1m.cloudfront.net/images/openreceive-horizontal-logo-white-text-transparent-background.webp
Black lettering on a solid white box. Use where transparency is not supported.
https://d1jtpn4jh9ij1m.cloudfront.net/images/openreceive-horizontal-logo-black-on-white.webp
White lettering on a solid black box.
https://d1jtpn4jh9ij1m.cloudfront.net/images/openreceive-horizontal-logo-white-on-black.webp
The "OR" monogram. The compact alternative to the wordmark for square spaces: favicons, app icons and avatars.
The monogram at icon size. Square, black on white, PNG — the file behind the favicon and app icons.
https://d1jtpn4jh9ij1m.cloudfront.net/images/openreceive_or_logo_512.png
The OpenReceive mascot, on a transparent ground. It drops onto any page colour.
The home-page mascot. No background.
The palette openreceive.org is set in. The logo itself is only ever black or white; these are for the surfaces around it.
A vector master, a different crop, or a question about a use not covered above — get in touch. The name and logo are trademarks of the OpenReceive project; the software itself is MIT-licensed and that licence does not extend to the marks.
