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Definition

What Logo Variants Should a Brand Have?

Multiple versions of a logo designed for different use cases — including horizontal, stacked, icon-only, reversed, and monochrome versions.

Related Terms

Logo

Brand Identity

Brand Guidelines

Favicon

Above the Fold

Example

Reload Mode's logo system includes: full horizontal lockup (primary), stacked variant, mark-only (for favicon and avatars), and white reversed version for dark backgrounds.

Synonyms:

Logo lockup variations, Logo system

Acronyms:

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