Brand guidelines

How do I share brand assets with a designer or agency?

Short answer

Share one link to your brand guidelines instead of emailing files. A designer or agency needs your logo files in several formats, exact colour codes, your fonts or their names, examples of your imagery and the rules for using them. Keeping all of it on one page means they always take the latest version and don't have to ask again.

What to share with a designer or agency, and how to share it so nothing goes out of date.

What a designer needs from you

Send everything at the start of a project, so the first draft is already on-brand:

  • Logos - full, icon, light and dark - as vector and PNG files
  • Colour values in HEX, RGB and CMYK
  • Font files or names, and where each one is used
  • Photos, illustrations and past work for reference
  • Your voice and tone, key messages and taglines

Why one link beats a zip file

A zip file is a copy: the moment you replace a logo, every copy in someone's downloads folder is wrong. A link to a live page shows the current files every time it is opened.

Sharing with Melon Cut Guidelines

Send the link to your brand at meloncut.com/yourbrand. In Assets, people filter libraries by market and tag, select what they need and download the originals as a zip, or convert images to PNG, JPEG, PDF, WebP or GIF up to 2000 px and 600 DPI. Colour values copy with one click.

Make your next post in minutes

On-brand images, videos and social posts, plus brand guidelines everyone can open - all in Melon Cut.