Brand kit
Everything needed to put Malleable AI in a deck, a document, a partner site or a print run. Logos are filled paths — no live text, no strokes, nothing to outline before sending.
Three base colours anchor the system. Formal marks use these colours plus white; the website adds tested UI tints for readable text, controls, panels and focus states. Textured illustrations use these material colours with light and shade.
Formal mark and primary button fill.
Wordmark, rule, strapline, body type.
Light background and dark-mode primary text.
For formal marks on charcoal, use malleable-mi-mark-white.svg.
Small accent text uses #963A32 on Natural (5.52:1) and white on Charcoal (15.31:1). White text on the exact Terracotta button is 5.39:1; hover uses #92362D (7.53:1). Display accents use core Terracotta; formal marks retain their supplied colours.
One Terracotta for display emphasis, including “enterprise.”, primary buttons and decorative details. There is no separate lighter terracotta accent. Section dots, checkmarks, quotations, supporting arrows and hover borders use core Terracotta. Contact icons, sector arrows and team initials use white on Terracotta tiles. In dark mode, small labels and links, the hero eyebrow, header wordmark, menu/theme icons and focus indicators stay white.
Terracotta on Charcoal measures 2.84:1, below the 3:1 large-text threshold. Its use in dark display headings is a visual-review exception requested by Brian. Functional text and meaningful icons use the readable roles below; white on Charcoal is 15.31:1.
Body and muted text stay readable on backgrounds and panels.
Small accent text · #963A32
Body and muted text stay readable on backgrounds and panels.
Small accent text · #FFFFFF
Subtle section borders are decorative. Form boundaries use the stronger control-border token; focus rings use the readable accent-text role. Primary buttons have no border; soft shadows provide depth, increasing on hover. Keyboard focus keeps a visible ring. Hover surfaces mix 10% core Terracotta with the theme background. Decorative accents never carry information alone.
A lowercase mi drawn as one continuous blob — three descending arches with a free-standing tittle. Aspect 2.010 : 1, filled paths only.
Compact is the default. The full lockup's strapline stops resolving into letters below about 40px tall, so switch rather than shrink.
The default for headers, slides, and anything wide and small.
Minimum 36px tall
Covers, title slides, posters, print — anywhere it renders large.
Minimum 40px tall · 60px recommended
The full lockup on dark grounds.
Minimum 40px tall · 60px recommended
One-colour full lockup.
Minimum 40px tall · 60px recommended
Where the space is squarer than it is wide.
Minimum 140px tall
One-colour stack.
Minimum 140px tall
Square derivatives built from the same path data. Avatars apply the clear-space rule exactly, which puts the mark at 75% of the square.
Terracotta on natural. The default profile image.
Download size 512px square
Natural on terracotta.
Download size 512px square
White on charcoal, for platforms that render avatars small.
Download size 512px square
Rounded tile with clear space cut to a third of a tittle. Legible from 32px.
Minimum 32px square
One tittle diameter on all four sides — 0.166 × the mark's ink width, so it scales with the asset. Nothing sits inside that band: no type, no rule, no image edge, no crop.
The dashed line is the mark's ink box; the band outside it is the clear space.
Nunito for headings. Instrument Sans for body text, navigation, and buttons. The website and downloadable logos use the same Nunito Bold “Malleable AI” lettering. SVG lettering is outlined, so it cannot be replaced by a fallback font.
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Clay uses Terracotta and Natural as material anchors, with texture, highlights and shadows. Charcoal and Natural ground the dark and light scenes. These are illustrations, including the sculpted mi in the hero; the flat-mark rules below apply to the supplied formal SVG marks and lockups.
For this first preview, the existing olive foliage and material accents remain as secondary illustration colours for Brian’s review. Natural skin and hair colours are preserved. Partner logos keep their own identities.
Recolour materials without changing subjects, faces, framing, silhouettes, transparency or the shared animation floor. Keep editable originals and colour-adjusted masters in artwork/; publish only optimized responsive images. See the illustration guidance.
Questions, or need a format that isn't here? Email hello@malleable.ai.