Carbide logo
Kind: Brand logo · Full colour
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- (approx.)
- Category:
- Tech & software
- Where:
- alpha.trycarbide.com
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About the Carbide logo
This is the Carbide logo, drawn as a full-colour mark. Carbide’s main colour is a muted blue, #4B608E, which is RGB 75, 96, 142. We measured this from the logo file itself, because our sources don’t list an official brand colour.
Download it as an SVG to keep it sharp at any size on websites, in presentations and in print, or as a PNG when you need an image file. We haven’t found public brand guidelines for Carbide. If you’re using the logo in published work, check the brand’s website or ask the company directly.
Looking for similar marks? Other blue logos include Cardano, Cardmarket and Carrd. Browse all blue logos.
Questions about the Carbide logo
What colour is the Carbide logo?
The Carbide logo’s main colour is a muted blue, HEX #4B608E. That’s RGB 75, 96, 142, HSL 221°, 31%, 43%, and roughly CMYK 47, 32, 0, 44.
Can I use the Carbide logo?
The Carbide logo is a trademark of its owner. You can generally use it to refer to Carbide, for example to show that your product works with it. Using it in a way that suggests Carbide endorses you, or as part of your own branding, usually needs permission.
How do I download the Carbide logo?
Use the download buttons on this page. Choose SVG for a vector file that stays sharp at any size, ideal for websites and print, or PNG for a 1024-pixel image to drop into documents and slides.
Logos are trademarks of their respective owners, shown for identification and reference only. MisterLogo isn’t affiliated with or endorsed by any brand listed. Single-colour marks from the Simple Icons project; full-colour marks from the gilbarbara/logos project.
