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A brand system that reflects our community. When LinkedIn first started, we were mainly a site for white-collar professionals. And even though many of our members and customers still work in offices, our community is so much richer than that. We work in classrooms and on construction sites, in laboratories and on production lines, in retailers ...
The basics of the LinkedIn logo. The LinkedIn logo uses three colors: LinkedIn Blue, black, and white. Primarily the logo should be used on a white background for maximum impact and clarity. In cases where the 2-color logo or [in] is not appropriate, the following versions are available for use: The same rules apply to the usage of our [in] mark.
o Use the logo to allow users to sign-in to your website using their LinkedIn account. However, please do not do any of the following: o Modify the ‘in’ logo in any way. o Incorporate the ‘in’ logo into your own logo, brand, or domain name. o Use the ‘in’ logo as an icon or link for any application other than LinkedIn.
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Scale & clearspace. To make sure our logo is legible, and to maintain its integrity, keep the area surrounding it free of other elements. The minimum clearspace is the width of the ‘i’ x 2. The minimum size of our logo and ‘in’ bug is .25 in (6.35mm) in print, or 21px on screen, measured by the height of the bug. On rare occasions ...
LinkedIn Logo Usage. Last updated: 9 months ago. Review our Branding Guidelines for information on how to use our name, trademarks, logos, web pages, screenshots and other brand features.
