Brand Asset Kit

Download Our Logo, Icon & Brand Guidelines

Official brand marks of AI-Outsourcing.ch – as scalable SVGs and high-resolution PNGs. For press, partners, and anywhere our brand should be represented correctly.

Logo & Icon

Download the symbol, the app tile, or the full logo. SVG for web & print, PNG for social media such as Facebook, LinkedIn, or Instagram.

Brand Mark

The standalone prism symbol with a transparent background. Ideal for avatars, app icons, and compact placements.

App Tile

Brand mark on a dark, rounded tile. Perfect as a profile picture or favicon with guaranteed contrast.

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Logo (Lockup)

Brand mark with wordmark. The primary brand representation for light headers on a dark background.

Color Palette

The definitive brand colors as sRGB hex values.

Click a color to copy its hex value to the clipboard.

Typography

Two type families carry all brand communication.

Display & Text

Plus Jakarta Sans

ABCDEFGHIJKLM · abcdefghijklm · 0123456789

Mono & Data

Geist Mono

ABCDEFGHIJKLM · 0123456789

Usage Guidelines

So the brand stays consistent and impactful everywhere.

Recommended

  • Keep ample clear space around the logo – at least the height of the brand mark.
  • Place the logo on a dark or calm background.
  • Use the original files unmodified and scaled proportionally.
  • Use the brand mark alone when space is limited.

Please avoid

  • Don't distort, rotate, or recolor the logo.
  • Don't add drop shadows, outlines, or effects.
  • Don't place the wordmark on busy or low-contrast imagery.
  • Don't change the proportions or spacing between symbol and type.

LinkedIn profile cover — rotating series

Three cover images for your personal profile. LinkedIn Premium cycles through them automatically, roughly every 3 seconds.

Format
1584 × 396 px · PNG · 4 : 1
Every image stands alone
Unlike the carousel, nobody controls the pace here – it advances on a timer and starts anywhere in the cycle. A visitor who sees only one image still has to take away a complete statement, so none of them is deliberately unfinished.
Why all three look the same
Ground, prism, dots and baseline are identical; only the statement changes. That makes the rotation read as one sentence being revised. Three different layouts swapping every 3 seconds read as a loading fault.
Why everything sits top right
Your profile photo overlaps the bottom left, and on mobile the lower edge is cropped. Only the upper-right quarter is reliably visible.

Setting up the rotation

Download all three PNGs. On your profile, click the cover image, then add image, and upload all three in turn (Premium allows up to five). LinkedIn then cycles them automatically – without Premium only the first is shown, which also works.

LinkedIn re-compresses after upload. A source at twice the size keeps letter edges clean – use it if the type looks soft.

LinkedIn carousel — “The Three-Step”

Three slides, one argument. Built as a slideshow post: slide 1 meets the reader, slide 2 turns the perspective, slide 3 makes the offer.

Format
1080 × 1350 px · PNG · 4 : 5
Why three
Slide 2 removes the shame but deliberately leaves the problem standing. That open question is the reason a thumb keeps moving – a carousel whose every card is self-contained never gets swiped.
Design
Palette and type are taken straight from the website: white sheet, ink #14161A instead of black, blue #1D4ED8. Swipe, then click, and you land on the same object.
Why the 2× version?
LinkedIn re-compresses after upload. A source at twice the size keeps letter edges clean – use it if the type looks soft.

Turning these into a post

LinkedIn expects slideshows as a single PDF. Download all three PNGs, combine them in the order 01 → 02 → 03 into one PDF and upload it as a document post. Posted separately, the sequence loses its effect.

LinkedIn banner — company page

Ready-made cover for the LinkedIn company page – exactly 1128 × 191 px, rendered server-side as PNG.

LinkedIn company page banner: We build your technological edge. CTO-level strategy and AI development for the cost of a single hire.

AI-Outsourcing.ch

External AI Division · Switzerland

Preview inside LinkedIn's light interface – what the majority sees. The frame stays light on purpose so all editions compare fairly.

Format
1128 × 191 px · PNG · 5.91 : 1
Edition
Light is the default. LinkedIn's own UI is light for most viewers, where a near-black cover reads as a heavy slab. And the visual language of trust for Treuhand, insurance and C-level audiences is light and precise, not black with a neon glow. Blueprint goes further: a drafting grid, a wireframe prism and a datasheet line instead of a marketing sentence – it claims less and therefore holds up better.
Safe zone
LinkedIn's logo tile covers the bottom-left corner (approx. 230 px). That's why the message sits on the right – where it stays fully visible on desktop and mobile.
Why the 2× version?
LinkedIn re-compresses every cover after upload. A source at twice the size reduces visible artefacts around letter edges. Use it if the type looks soft to you.

LinkedIn banner — personal profile

Cover for the personal LinkedIn profile – exactly 1584 × 396 px, in the identical style to the company page.

LinkedIn personal profile banner: We build your technological edge. C-level strategy and technology consulting and AI development for the cost of a single hire.

Your name

C-level strategy & AI development · AI-Outsourcing.ch

Preview inside LinkedIn's light interface – what the majority sees. The frame stays light on purpose so all editions compare fairly.

Format
1584 × 396 px · PNG · 4 : 1
Edition
Light is the default. LinkedIn's own UI is light for most viewers, where a near-black cover reads as a heavy slab. And the visual language of trust for Treuhand, insurance and C-level audiences is light and precise, not black with a neon glow. Blueprint goes further: a drafting grid, a wireframe prism and a datasheet line instead of a marketing sentence – it claims less and therefore holds up better.
Safe zone
The profile photo covers the bottom-left corner, and narrow viewports trim the cover towards its centre – the bottom band goes first. That's why the message sits top-right: the only region that survives both crops.
Why the 2× version?
LinkedIn re-compresses every cover after upload. A source at twice the size reduces visible artefacts around letter edges. Use it if the type looks soft to you.

Press & Partnerships

For interviews, press materials, or partnership inquiries, reach out directly – we're happy to provide additional formats and background information on request.

innovate@digitalpassion.ch