Logos

Our logos use the Inter typeface. The Inter font is simple, modern and ensures clarity.

Our logos should remain consistent wherever they appear. Do not recreate or change our logos in any way.

Logo versions

Landscape logo

The landscape logo is the preferred version of our logo.

Our landscape logo

Portrait logo

You should only use the portrait logo in limited circumstances when the landscape logo is not suitable. For example, to fit within a square or circular space or for co-branded products or events.

Our portrait logo

Short logo

You should only use the short logo when the full logo is not required, or where space is limited.

Our short logo

Logo placement

Our landscape and portrait logos should always be left-aligned in the top or bottom corner.

Landscape and portrait logo placement

Examples of landscape and portrait logo placement

Short logo placement

Examples of short logo placement

To be placed at the top left, bottom left, horizontally and vertically centred.

Logo colour usage

You should only use our landscape and portrait logos in black (against a white or light background) or white (against a black or dark background).

Examples of the correct colour usage of our landscape logo
Examples of the correct colour usage of our portrait logo

You may use the short logo in black, teal or deep blue (against a white or light background) or white (against a black or dark background).

Examples of the correct colour usage of our short logo

Logo misuse

An example of a stretched logo

Do not stretch the logo.

An example of a rotated logo

Do not rotate the logo.

An example of our logo with a different variation

Do not create new logo variations. This includes slight changes such as rearranging the text within the logo.

An example of logo placement with poor legibility

Do not position the logo on images which may reduce its legibility.

An example of our logo recoloured

Do not recolour the logo. All colour variations are outlined in our colour usage guidelines.

An example of a logo with a white background placed on a coloured background

Do not place logos with white backgrounds onto coloured backgrounds. Use the PNG version of the logo which has a transparent background.

Exclusion zone

To protect the clarity and visual integrity of the logo, it has an exclusion zone. This is the space around the logo which you must keep clear. The exclusion zone is the N-height vertically, and the N-width horizontally.

Examples of of the NICE logo exclusion zones

Minimum size

Minimum sizes for all logos are shown below. You should not resize the logo any smaller than this to ensure legibility is not compromised.

Landscape logo

  • 65mm width (print)
  • 100px width (digital)
An example of the minimum size for our landscape logo

Portrait logo

  • 20mm width (print)
  • 40px width (digital)
An example of the minimum size for our portrait logo

Short logo

  • 20mm width (print)
  • 40px width (digital)
An example of the minimum size for our short logo

Co-branding

Granting another organisation permission to use our logo needs careful consideration and approval by the brand and marketing team. In some exceptional circumstances, we may consider co-branding a product or event that we have collaborated on.

Examples of the correct co-branding format for our logo

You should normally use the portrait logo for co-branding. You should horizontally and centre-align the 2 logos. The height of the partner logo should not exceed the height of the NICE portrait logo.

Our logo usage guide (PDF) (internal use only) outlines the criteria that must be met for co-branding and explains when you can and cannot use the NICE logo.