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Get your logo in every size

Make your logo in the sizes printers, sign makers and social media ask for, and find your colours and fonts in one place.

Last checked 20 October 2026

Where to find it: Design → Branding → Brand kit, or console.parkstack.net/branding/kit.

Before you start: only an owner can open the brand kit. An SVG of your logo from your designer gives the sharpest results. A PNG, JPEG or WebP works too.

Make your logo files

  1. Open Branding and choose Brand kit. If your park already has a logo in Branding, the kit starts from it.
  2. To use another file, choose Choose a file (or Use a different file), or drop the file onto the page. The files are made in your browser: nothing is saved until you choose Use in Branding.
  3. Read any notes under your logo. They say if part of an SVG will not come out as drawn, such as lettering in a font this computer does not have.
  4. Under Downloads, choose Download beside the file you need, or Download everything (ZIP) for all of them:
  • Website logo, for your website header, emails and anywhere online.
  • Logo for dark backgrounds, in white.
  • Square icon, for apps and booking sites.
  • Browser tab icon, the small picture in a browser tab.
  • Social media picture, on white with room for a circle crop.
  • Print size, for posters, signs and leaflets.

Put a logo on your website

Choose Use in Branding beside Website logo or Logo for dark backgrounds. Parkstack saves the file to Media, in the Branding folder, and your website shows it straight away. The white version is used on a dark header or footer and on the Night look.

Colours and fonts

Colours shows your main and accent colours with the codes printers and designers ask for. Choose Copy to copy a colour's code. Fonts names the typefaces your website uses, each free from Google Fonts.

Things that stop it working

  • Some files say "as large as your file allows". Your logo is an image of limited size, and Parkstack never blows an image up, because it would blur. Use an SVG for every size.
  • The white version is a white block. Your logo file has a solid background. Use a version with a see-through background, such as an SVG or a PNG.
  • The lettering looks different. The SVG asks for a font this computer does not have. Ask your designer for a version with the text turned into outlines.

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