Monogram
Use for avatars, favicons, stickers, or anywhere the brand needs to fit in a square. Keep plenty of breathing room so the M shape stays crisp.
- Avatars & profile badges
- Social icons
- Overlays on content
Our brand assets, color system, and recommended usage for partners
Our master artwork ships in black so you can tint it for any surface. Inline the SVGs and apply currentColor to match the Rawkode Blue palette without exporting variants.
Preview treatments
Toggle between the solid fill and the official Rawkode Blue gradient to see how the lockups glow when you tint them.
Use for avatars, favicons, stickers, or anywhere the brand needs to fit in a square. Keep plenty of breathing room so the M shape stays crisp.
Square logo built for UI chrome, app tiles, or partner lockups that need a bold geometric mark.
Full logotype for hero sections, brochures, and anywhere legibility is critical. Only scale proportionally; never stretch.
The Rawkode Blue gradient runs purple into cyan on a 135° sweep, top-left to bottom-right. Use it for hero panels, gradient logos, button gradients, and any glowing dividers.
135° sweep
The canonical brand gradient. Purple into cyan on a 135° sweep, top-left to bottom-right. Used across hero washes, logo lockups, and CTAs.
Use for any Rawkode lockup, hero panel, button gradient, or partner co-brand surface.
Rawkode has a single canonical brand identity: Rawkode Blue. All Rawkode properties (website, content, livestreams, merch, partner co-brands) use this palette. Partners must stick to this treatment, no custom palettes.
Canonical
The single brand identity for Rawkode and Rawkode Academy. Used across every Rawkode property: website, content, livestreams, merch, and partner lockups.
Primary actions, headlines, brand-primary surfaces
Secondary highlights, CTA gradients, status glows
Typography on light, deep backgrounds in dark mode
We keep only the black source file in the repo and theme it with CSS. Inline SVGs work best; when using an <img/>, use filter or CSS masking if needed. Prefer the following approach for inline SVGs:
/* Define colors as variables */
:root {
--brand-primary: #5F5ED7; /* Rawkode Blue, purple */
--brand-secondary: #00CEFF; /* Rawkode Blue, cyan */
--brand-on-surface: #111827; /* deep blue-gray */
}
/* Inline svg -- set svg children to currentColor */
.brand-logo svg * {
fill: currentColor !important;
stroke: currentColor !important;
}
/* Usage: tint the svg by setting color */
.brand-logo--primary { color: var(--brand-primary); }
.brand-logo--dark { color: var(--brand-on-surface); }