The Squinty brand kit.
Logos, colors and type for anyone writing about Squinty. Download the whole kit, or grab a single file below. SVG files scale to any size; PNG files have transparent backgrounds.
Pick the version that fits the background.
The mark is an asterisk, the footnote symbol that points to the fine print, wearing a visor. Use the lime icon whenever you can.
Give it room
- Keep clear space around the logo of at least half the icon's width.
- Smallest sizes: the icon at 16px, the horizontal logo at 96px wide.
Using the logo
- You're welcome to use these logos to refer to Squinty in articles, reviews, lists and partner pages.
- Please don't use them in a way that suggests Squinty endorses or sponsors you, or as part of your own product's name or logo.
Keep it as it is
- Use only ink, lime and white. Use the lime icon versions by default, and the one color versions only where one ink is all you have.
- Don't stretch, rotate, outline or add shadows.
- Don't put the lime icon on a lime background, or retype the name in another font.
Dark ground, one bright highlight.
Squinty lives on a near-black background with lime used sparingly, for the one thing that matters most on the page.
Lime#C8FF4D
Ink#0B0C10
Surface#14161C
Paper#F2F3F5
Muted#8A8F9C
The grade scale
These colors belong to grades and flags only. Each grade has a one word verdict.
ARespectful#3DDC97
BFair#A6E35A
CMixed#FFC94D
DInvasive#FF8A3D
FHostile#FF4D5E
Three typefaces, all free on Google Fonts.
HeadlinesSquint less.
Plus Jakarta Sans, ExtraBold, tight letter spacing.
TextReads the fine print so you don't have to.
Figtree, Regular to Bold.
Labels and figuresIN PLAIN ENGLISH · 46/100
JetBrains Mono, uppercase labels with wide letter spacing.
Plain, direct, a little dry.
Say it simply
- Write "Squinty" with a capital S, never all caps in running text.
- Squinty is a free browser extension. It grades the fine print from A to F and explains it in plain English.
- Squinty gives plain language summaries, not legal advice.
About one line
Squinty is a free browser extension that reads privacy policies, terms of service, credit card offers and insurance policies, grades them from A to F, and explains in plain English what people are agreeing to before they click Agree.
Press and partnerships
Questions, interviews or a file you can't find here:
hello@getsquinty.com