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It’s the face of our brand.

The icon in our iconic legacy.

HP Logo files

Logo Colors

Since 1939, our visual identity has featured the encircled HP monogram. The logo is iconic. It connects past progress to today's thinkers and creators.

Sustaining the power of the HP logo through consistent color, quality, and placement is everyone's responsibility.

Make the black version of the logo your first choice. Turn to the white logo for dark backgrounds that would eclipse the black logo.

Exclusively use the blue logo for corporate stand-alone instances, like building signage and stationery items.

In all cases, ensure the background contrasts crisply through the “HP” letters.

  • Black - Preferred

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    • RGB 0 0 0
    • CMYK 0 0 0 100
    • HEX #000000
    • PMS 0

  • White - Preferred

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    • RGB 255 255 255
    • CMYK 0 0 0 0
    • HEX #FFFFFF
    • PMS 0

  • Corporate Blue - Limited use

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    • RGB 0 150 214
    • CMYK 79 18 0 0
    • HEX #0096D6
    • PMS 2925C

Clear Space and Size

Give some breathing room and consider the scale of the medium.

Our logo sits comfortably, surrounded by even clear space. Provide equal amounts of clear space around the logo, measured by the margins applied for copy.

When applied on it’s own (not within typical HP layout), keep the logo clear of competing text, images, and graphics.

For most layouts, try to match the logo size with the headline cap height. 

Minimum print size is 0.25” square or 6.35 mm square. Minimum digital size is 20 x 20 pixels at 72 ppi.

  • In a typical layout, provide equal amounts of clear space around the logo.

Placement Principle

The logo acts as punctuation, closing out the copy and design. If you place it in the corner of the layout, customers will naturally spot our HP brand time and time again.

Place the logo in the corner of the layout, so it follows the copy and signals the end of design. Your eye should draw an invisible vertical or horizontal line across the layout.

Ensure legibility. You want to spot HP easily without it shouting (it’s a friendly period, not an exclamation point).

If you are tempted to put it elsewhere, try making the other elements smaller to fit it at the end (that way, it’s never a question). 

Do’s and Don’ts

Our logo stands on its own — as an identifier. The logo must be readable. Its letters prominent and clear. Provide space behind the logo for effective contrast and breathing room.

The HP logo shouldn’t be placed into container shapes, altered or embellished in any way. It should only be used in the appropriate colors and never combined with other graphics. 

The following examples reflect only a handful of samples of how to use the HP logo.

Design

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Use the classic HP logo on all materials.

Don’t use the HP progress mark for marketing materials or general layouts.

HP Blue

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Only use HP blue on corporate stand-alone instances.

Don’t use HP blue for communications and marketing materials.

Placement

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Dont

Place the logo in the corner of the design, so it acts as punctuation.

Don’t float the logo between pieces of key information.

Space

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Dont

Give the logo equal amounts of clear space and breathing room.

Don’t place the logo too close to the edge or lose valuable white space.

Contrast

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Dont

Ensure proper logo contrast for crisp legibility.

Don’t allow an image to obscure or hide the logo.

Size

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Dont

Match the logo to the baseline and cap type height in the same container. If there is no type or container, match the height to another similarly sized object.

Don’t let the logo float without aligning it with the baseline and cap height.

  • Design

  • HP Blue

  • Placement

  • Space

  • Contrast

  • Size

Co-Branding

We take pride in the strength of our partnerships. They enable us to expand offerings, enhance the customer experience, and ultimately drive revenue and greater brand relevance. 

To ensure that HP benefits fully from our ties with other brands, it’s essential that we clearly and appropriately communicate these associations.

Whenever possible, lead with the HP logo.

Include the word “with” between the HP and partner logo to indicate the association as a feature, not the focus.

When co-branding with more than one partner, feature the word “with” before the first partner logo. Then, add the other partner logos and apply vertical lines to separate them. 

Size

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Dont

Scale the partner logo to 85% of the HP logo and “with” to 75% the width of the HP logo.

If the partner logo is the same size as the HP logo, it will appear larger.

Space

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Set spacing between the HP logo, “with”, and partner logo at roughly 25% the width of the entire HP logo.

Don’t attempt to fit both logos and text too tightly within an area.

Placement

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Dont

Center partner logos and “with” vertically with the HP logo and horizontally across all elements.

Don’t stack the logos or leave “with” on its own line.

Video

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Dont

For videos, fit lockup into a ruled layout. If scale is an issue, create negative space and drop the logos down to the last line.

Don’t crowd the lockup on the same line as text or break the layout flow.

Photo Backdrop

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Dont

Place the logos as a visible signoff against the backdrop.

Don’t obstruct vital content or place the logos over the product.

Colors

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Dont

Ideally, keep all logos the same monochromatic (black or white) color for cohesive co-branding.

If possible, avoid branding colors (which could distract the eye).

  • Size

  • Space

  • Placement

  • Video

  • Photo Backdrop

  • Colors

Logo Use Requests

We typically do not allow third parties to use the HP brand or reference it. However, we do make rare exceptions to this policy when appropriate. All requests go through our standard review process. 

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