Brand assets

The Fold, Wren and our colours.

Everything you need to write about Workloom or show it next to your product. Free to use for press, partners and integrations.

The logo

One strip, folded into a W.

The Fold is four panels: two in thread at the front, two in thread back behind them. Every file below is an SVG; click one to download it.

  • Lockup · SVG

  • Lockup on dark · SVG

  • Stacked · SVG

  • Stacked on dark · SVG

  • Mark · SVG

  • Mark on dark · SVG

  • One colour, ink · SVG

  • One colour, white · SVG

  • Wordmark · SVG

  • Wordmark, white · SVG

Wren

Small bird, big day.

Wren is Workloom’s assistant. It drafts, stages and suggests; a person approves. Use the pose that says what Wren is doing.

  • Idle

    Waiting to help

  • Thinking

    Working something out

  • Drafting

    Writing for you to approve

  • Found it

    Something new to look at

  • Needs you

    A decision is waiting

  • Won deal

    A deal closed

  • Flying

    On its way

  • Resting

    Nothing to do

Colour

Thread for the brand, one colour per part of the product.

  • #4450BE

    Thread

    The front panels of the Fold, and every link

  • #6E77CC

    Thread back

    The back panels of the Fold

  • #16181F

    Ink

    Text, and the one-colour logo

  • #FBF8F2

    Cream

    The page

  • #22C55E

    Tapestry

    CRM

  • #F59E0B

    Quarry

    Data

  • #EC4899

    Tells

    Signals

  • #5B6CFF

    Weaves

    Outreach

  • #14B8A6

    Harbour

    Inbound

  • #8B5CF6

    Wren

    AI assistant

Type is Archivo for words, Newsreader for long reading, and IBM Plex Mono for labels and numbers.

Using it

Five things to get right.

  1. Write it “Workloom”.

    One word, capital W. Never WorkLoom, and never all lower case in text.

  2. Wren takes no article.

    “Wren drafted it”, not “the Wren”.

  3. Give it room.

    Keep the mark at least 16 px tall and the lockup at least 88 px wide.

  4. Never recolour the panels.

    No new colours, gradients, outlines, shadows, stretching or rotating.

  5. Use the right version.

    Colour on light grounds, colour on dark on dark grounds, one colour on photos.

Writing about us? The About page has who we are and why we built Workloom. For anything else, email info@useworkloom.com.