Elementor logo guidelines
Please review our trademark usage guidelines to ensure compliance before using the Elementor logo and trademark.
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Variation usage
Variation usage
Our main logo is the “Neon Loop” color. Always use this version of the logo to portray a strong brand presence.
The logo in “Blank Canvas White” is our negative logo, to be used on our deeper colors (“Codeberry” and “Kernel Black”).
The “Kernel Black” logo is for cases when the visuals already have a strong presence of the “Neon Loop” color or when using the main color isn’t possible.
Logo don’ts
To maintain the integrity and recognition of the Elementor brand, it’s essential that our logo be used consistently and without modification.
The following guide outlines what to avoid when applying the logo, ensuring it always appears clear, balanced, and true to its design intent.
Avoid adding a fill color to the E symbol.
Avoid using the logo in any color that isn’t defined in the logo guideline.
Avoid combining color variations in the logo.
Avoid separating the wordmark from the symbol.
Avoid using different shapes for the symbol.
Avoid changing the approved logo alignment
Core primary palette
Core primary palette
Use primary palette colors for core brand expressions: logos, headers, buttons, and key visuals. They represent Elementor’s identity, ensuring consistency, recognition, and a cohesive visual presence.
Syntax glow - #FAE4FA
Pixel bush - #FFB8E5
Codeberry - #620856
Blank canvas white - #FFFFFF
Kernel black - #000000
Neon loop - #ED01EE
Secondary colors
Secondary colors
Our secondary colors bring energy, personality, and emphasis. Use secondary colors to complement and enhance primary tones.
Founder forest - #00452E
Seedling spark - #82F545
Vision vIolet - #9800FF
Startup lime - #D5FF45
Color don’ts
Our color palette is a vital part of our bold, modern, and tech-savvy identity. To keep our brand visually consistent and accessible, the following guide outlines what not to do when using our colors.
Avoid straying outside the approved palette, unapproved colors will weaken our brand recognition.
Avoid pairing colors that clash or create visual discomfort, we should aim for harmony and balance.
Avoid overusing bright colors: keep their use deliberate and impactful.
Avoid overusing the secondary colors or apply them without clear intent, each accent should have a purpose and amplify, not compete.
Avoid adding additional colors to our library of element gradients.
Avoid ignoring our color worlds and specific use of pink. Avoid cold or muted pairings that clash with our brand personality.
Logo legal guidelines
We’re glad to hear that you’d like to use our logo or trademark! Before using our logo or trademarks, you must request and receive written permission by emailing [email protected]
You must comply with our Trademark Guidelines
Do not modify our logo beyond the guidelines given here – use the color, shape, and proportion of our logos exactly as they appear here, do not alter them in any way. The logo must never be used in any way that might imply affiliation with Elementor where such a relationship does not exist. Do not incorporate the Elementor name with your product name or company name. Use “for” in order to emphasize that your product or service works with or integrates with or is designated for Elementor and is not affiliated with. Do not use our logo or the Elementor name to resell our services. Do not copy or mimic the visual style of our logo. Do not use our logo or the Elementor name as part of your website’s primary branding, or as a substitute for your own company logo. Do not use our logo or the Elementor name in domain names, subdomains, or social media profile images.Please feel free to contact us with any questions regarding our logo usage: [email protected]
