Once a logo is done how do you save them and present them?

When I was still working I would only make the presentation in JPEG form with no more than three designs. Once the client made his choice, only then would I create the entire package of files. Presenting this way had two advantages for me (1) it saved a lot of useless work upfront and (2) it kept my…

Personally, I would save as a .ai or .svg file for delivery .png for presentation mock up samples in jpeg In order to present your logo I would look into logo design process books by other designers. Get ideas on what to present from there. There are lots of areas that need to be covered your p…

See this discussion: [image] Saving a logo in multiple formats... how many? Graphic Design Hi everyone I’m trying to come up with a convention for saving our logos. Montgomery College has a really good variety in which they save their logo (see below). MONTG…

I save an Illustrator file, PNG for web in several sizes, JPEG for Word / Facebook / Twitter etc. Often a PDF and a PSD file if the client asks for it. I make a colour version, a greyscale version, an all black version and a white version (not the JPEG). Until they pay all they get from me is a p…

[image] StudioMonkey: Until they pay all they get from me is a printout. Payment in full decides the ownership.

I have done few logo designing work for my clients. I give them: PNG JPG PDF Source File (.ai, .psd) I have got positive reviews from them, no problems at all with the formats I gave them.

When I’m done designing a logo and the client approved for final, I use a plugin called “Logo Package Express”. It is a paid plugin for illustrator. It cost around $50 for a lifetime usage. I can tell you from experience it saves so much time and effort when it comes to exporting and delivering the…

I use it to and I’ve come to know Michael, the creator. It’s a great product and saves tons of time.

Hello there :waving_hand: I’m Michael, the creator of Logo Package Express. If anyone has any questions about how it works, I’m happy to answer them. As far as saving logos goes, you should definitely be able to export out logo files from whatever design software you used. At the bare minimum the …

Gonna add to this a bit regarding logo formats. PDF is only fine if you do it right. A .ai file will place a little more natively than a PDF logo. Discuss with your printer regarding spot Pantone vs CMYK and understand how each process will print those colors. I do wide format, I’d rather have th…

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How do you save logos?

Mojo May 1, 2020, 6:12am 3

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