The AllID brand

The mark, the wordmark, the palette, and how to use them — for anyone writing about AllID, building on top of it, or putting our name next to theirs.

AllID gives people and businesses one permanent address for their identity online — a handle that outlives any single platform. The identity system is built around that same idea: a mark with no mascot to age out of fashion, just a small, deliberate geometry that holds up from a 16-pixel favicon to a storefront sign. Yours, for keeps — the mark included.

01The mark

The AllID mark resolves three concentric forms — an inner letterform, an aperture, and an outer field — into a single coherent gesture. Each layer carries its own weight and tone, yet together they read as one shape at any size.

AllID mark, colour, on a light background On light
AllID mark, reversed white, on a dark background On dark
Construction
400 × 399.3 units
Layers
Three, no strokes
Format
SVG · even-odd fill
Minimum size
16 px digital
Clearspace
¼ mark height, all sides
Mark — Light
For paper & light surfaces
Mark — Dark
For ink & dark surfaces

02Wordmark

Set in Fraunces — regular weight for "all", italic for "id" in the brand purple — the wordmark pairs with the mark in a lockup or stands alone in running text and headlines.

AllID wordmark, colour, on a light background On light
AllID wordmark, reversed white, on a dark background On dark
Wordmark — Light
For paper & light surfaces
Wordmark — Dark
For ink & dark surfaces

03Palette

Five tones. Tap a swatch to copy its hex code.

04Using these assets

Do

  • Use the files on this page as-is, at any size at or above 16 px.
  • Keep clearspace of at least one-quarter the mark's height on every side.
  • Use the light mark on paper/light surfaces, the dark mark on ink/dark or saturated surfaces.
  • Pair the mark with the wordmark, or use either on its own.

Don't

  • Redraw, trace, or recreate the mark or wordmark.
  • Recolor them outside the palette above.
  • Add strokes, drop shadows, gradients, or other effects.
  • Stretch, skew, rotate, or crop the mark.

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