The FrogPak logo, its exports and the social preview images, with the source to rebuild them.
| Path | What |
|---|---|
logo/frogpak.svg |
The logo. The source of truth for every other copy. |
logo/png/frogpak-<size>.png |
PNG exports at 1024, 512, 256, 128, 64 and 32 pixels, transparent background. frogpak-1024.png is the organization avatar. |
social/social-<repository>.png |
1280×640 social preview images, one per repository; social-frogpak.png is for the site and .github. |
source/ |
frog.svg (the frog and its fingers) and box.py (the box, drawn from a 3D model), which together make the logo. |
A golden mantella (Mantella aurantiaca), FrogPak's mascot, peeking out of an open box with its flaps folded down. The box is two-tone, like Flatpak's own, in GNOME palette colors:
| Part | Color |
|---|---|
| Front-left wall and flap, back-right inside wall and flap | Light blue #99c1f1 |
| Front-right wall and flap, back-left inside wall and flap | Blue #3584e4 |
| Outlines on light faces | #3584e4 |
| Outlines on blue faces | #99c1f1 |
| Frog | Orange gradient #ffa348 → #ff7800 → #e66100; eyes #241f31 |
Outlines sit inside each face, on every free edge and hinge. The front and back corners, where two walls meet, have none.
- Use the logo as it is: no recoloring, stretching, outlines around the whole shape or added effects.
- Leave clear space of at least a quarter of the logo's width around it.
- Below 32 pixels, the outlines and fingers stop reading; use 32 pixels or larger.
- It works on light and dark backgrounds without a separate version.
After changing source/:
source/build.sh # writes logo/frogpak.svg; needs python3 and scour
logo/export.sh # writes logo/png/; needs rsvg-convert
node social/render.js
Then copy logo/frogpak.svg to frogpak/data/default-logo.svg in FrogPak/engine, where Ponds use it as their default logo and the site takes it from. The engine keeps its own copy so a Pond never depends on this repository while it runs.
The logo, images and their source are licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0, © FrogPak contributors. You may share and adapt them, including commercially, if you give credit and share your adaptations under the same license.