Logo
The default mark of the brand: symbol plus wordmark. Use it wherever there is room — it is legible down to about 100 px wide. Pick the variant that matches the background you are placing it on, rather than recolouring one yourself.
Everything you need to put LabWired in a post, a deck, a talk, or an integration page — logo, symbol, app icon, colours and type. Vector files carry an outlined wordmark, so they render correctly without Inter installed.
The default mark of the brand: symbol plus wordmark. Use it wherever there is room — it is legible down to about 100 px wide. Pick the variant that matches the background you are placing it on, rather than recolouring one yourself.
The bare mark — a trace turning a corner between two pads. Use it when the word “LabWired” is already on screen, or when the space is too tight for the full lockup. It holds up down to 16 px.
The icon is the symbol on its own plate, with the geometry inset for the rounded corner. Use it for avatars, favicons and tiles — anywhere the artwork has to fill a square. Everywhere else, give the logo room.
Keep free space of at least the height of the mark’s dot on all four sides. Minimum sizes: 100 px wide for the logo, 16 px for the symbol.
Click a swatch to copy its hex.
Both are free under the SIL Open Font License, and both are what the product itself uses.
Interface and headings. The wordmark is Inter Bold (700) at −0.01em tracking — already outlined in the logo files, so you never need to set it yourself. rsms.me/inter
Code, pin names, register values, log output. Anything the simulator prints is set in mono. jetbrains.com/lp/mono
Short version: use the files as they are. You do not need to ask permission to refer to LabWired in press, a talk, a blog post, or a “works with” page.
The LabWired name and logo are our trademarks; the licence covering the open-source simulator core does not grant rights to them. Anything unclear, or you need a format that is not here — contact@labwired.com.
