Peeptown brand assets and guidelines

Welcome to Peeptown brand resources. Download approved logos, review usage guidance, and learn how to reference Peeptown in press, partner pages, social posts, presentations, and marketplace listings.

Peeptown logo mark

Use approved Peeptown assets

Anyone using Peeptown logos or product references should use the files on this page and follow these guidelines. The goal is simple: keep Peeptown recognizable without making your audience think your work is owned, sponsored, or endorsed by Peeptown.

Use the approved logo files on this page instead of recreating, tracing, or editing the mark.

Keep enough clear space around the logo so the bird and wordmark stay readable.

Use the full logo when Peeptown is introduced for the first time on a page or document.

Use the logo mark only when space is limited or Peeptown is already clearly named nearby.

Do not stretch, recolor, rotate, crop, outline, add effects, or place the logo on low-contrast backgrounds.

Logo pack

Choose SVG whenever possible. Use PNG when a platform does not support SVG uploads.

Primary logo preview
SVG - 7 KB

Primary logo

Use this full-color SVG on light or neutral backgrounds.

Primary logo PNG preview
PNG - 21 KB

Primary logo PNG

High-resolution transparent PNG for documents and quick sharing.

Logo mark preview
SVG - 2 KB

Logo mark

Compact Peeptown symbol for tight spaces, avatars, and badges.

Light logo mark preview
SVG - 2 KB

Light logo mark

White logo mark for dark or photographic backgrounds.

Balance Peeptown with your brand

Peeptown may be referenced when you are explaining where a business profile, booking link, product listing, or partner resource can be found. Keep your own brand primary and use Peeptown as a supporting reference.

Do not imply that Peeptown sponsors, endorses, or formally partners with your product unless that relationship has been approved.

Do not make the Peeptown brand the most prominent part of your own page, ad, packaging, or campaign.

Do not use Peeptown assets in a misleading, harmful, political, adult, or low-quality context.

Use Peeptown screenshots or profile examples only when they represent the product accurately.

When to ask before using assets

Most standard editorial and partner uses do not need separate review if they follow the guidance here. Higher-visibility uses should be checked first so the brand appears clearly and accurately.

Press articles, partner pages, social posts, and marketplace listings may use the assets here when they follow these guidelines.

Large-format print, broadcast, paid advertising, out-of-home placements, event signage, or merchandise should be reviewed by Peeptown first.

Requests should include a short explanation of the use case and a mockup showing how the Peeptown asset will appear.