Brand Assets
Logos, colours, typography and the rules for using them — including when not to ask.
Using the marks
You do not need to ask permission for anything in the first list. The software is MIT-licensed; the trademarks are not the same thing, which is why the second list exists.
Go ahead
- Use the logo to link to embeddedos.org, or to say that your product runs on or supports EmbeddedOS.
- Use it in a talk, a paper, a course, or an article about the Foundation or its software.
- Scale it, and place it on either a light or a dark ground, so long as it stays legible.
- Use the colours and typefaces below in material about EmbeddedOS.
Please do not
- Redraw, recolour, rotate, stretch or add effects to the mark.
- Use the mark or the name in your own product name, company name, or domain.
- Present the logo in a way that implies the Foundation endorses, certifies or sponsors your product, unless it does and you can point to where that is written down.
- Use the mark as the most prominent element on packaging or a site that is not the Foundation's.
Anything not covered above, or a use you are unsure about, goes to . A short description and a mock-up is usually enough.
Downloads
- OpenLogo markJPG
The mark on its own. Use where the Foundation is already named in the surrounding text.
- OpenApp icon, 512pxPNG
Square icon with transparent-safe padding, for app listings and avatars.
- OpenApp icon, 192pxPNG
The same icon at listing size.
- OpenApple touch iconPNG
180px, for iOS home screens.
- OpenFaviconICO
Multi-resolution browser icon.
Colour
#F97316The primary accent. Actions, links and anything asking to be pressed.
#0B1D3AThe primary ground. Section backgrounds and the top of most pages.
#060A14The darkest ground, used to separate one band of a page from the next.
#22D3EESecondary accent for diagrams and the technical illustrations.
#A78BFAThird accent, used for the application tier in architecture diagrams.
#34D399Reserved for state, never decoration: something is running or passing.
Typography
- HeadingsSpace Grotesk
Titles and section headings, weights 300–700. Falls back to system-ui.
- BodyDM Sans
Running text and interface labels, weights 300–700, optical sizing on.
- Code and dataJetBrains Mono
Code samples, terminal output and anything where digits must line up.
All three are open-licensed and available from Google Fonts, so material about EmbeddedOS Foundation can be set in them without a licence purchase.
