Brand kit
Everything you need to put FaithFrames on a slide, a bulletin, or a church website — plus the few rules that keep it recognisable.
SVG and PNG, every variant, plus a one-page read-me.
The lockup is the logo. The mark on its own is for places too small or too square to hold the name.
Mark plus wordmark. Pick the variant that suits the background — don’t rebuild it by hand.
Leave a margin around the lockup equal to the height of the mark. Nothing crosses into it — no type, no rules, no photo edges.
Below these, the mark stops reading as a mark. Round up if you’re unsure.
Lockup: 120px wide on screen, 30mm in print.
Mark: 24px wide on screen, 8mm in print.
Every one of these has happened. The fix is always the same: use the supplied file, unmodified.
Don’t stretch or squash it
Don’t recolour it
Don’t rotate it
Don’t add shadows or glows
Don’t drop it on a busy photo — use the white lockup on a dark area instead
Don’t re-set the name in another typeface
Three colours. Blue does the work, ink holds the dark sections, the pale tint is the ground.
Primary blue
The mark, links, buttons, anything that asks to be pressed.
Ink
Dark sections, footers, and the ground behind the white lockup.
Pale tint
Page and card grounds. Never for type.
There is no secondary colour. If a design needs another one, it probably needs less colour.
Inter throughout — bold for headings, regular for everything else. The wordmark is Inter Bold, outlined, so you never need the font to render the logo.
Photos, matched to faces
Inter Bold
Headings, buttons, the wordmark. Tight tracking on large sizes.
Members scan a QR code, upload a selfie, and find their photos from Sunday in seconds.
Inter Regular
Body copy, labels, help text. Generous line height.
One word, two capitals. It’s the detail people get wrong most often.
FaithFrames
Not these
A different format, a horizontal lockup for a banner, or a sanity check on a design — just ask.
Email the teamhello@faithframes.com