Logos & icons
Choose a scalable SVG, a transparent PNG for your own layout, or a PNG with a solid background ready to use.
Checkerboards indicate transparency and are not included in the files. Solid PNGs use white (#FFFFFF) or brand black (#0A0A0A). The copy icon beside each download copies that exact file’s link.
Ready for your profile.
Square 512 × 512 PNGs for account and workspace avatars. The centered icon has 15% side margins to stay clear of circular crops. Upload the whole square and keep the crop zoomed out. Square and circular previews below use the same file.
A little less color.
A lot more clarity.
Black and white lead. Neutral surfaces add depth and keep the focus on the work. Blue is no longer a brand accent. Select a swatch to copy its hex code.
Use muted grey for secondary text on white. On dark surfaces, use white with sufficient contrast. Keep primary actions monochrome.
Meet the type.
Saans brings a fresh voice to our headlines. Suisse Intl keeps everything else clear and familiar.
Make something
worth buying.
worth buying.
Saans
Headlines · variable weight 300–900
420 for titles, 435 for section headings.
You bring the ideas.
We’ll handle the rest.
We’ll handle the rest.
You bring the ideas.
We’ll handle the rest.
We’ll handle the rest.
You bring the ideas.
We’ll handle the rest.
We’ll handle the rest.
Saans replaces PP Telegraf for new work. Font files retain their original licensing terms.
Keep it recognizable.
A few simple rules for using the Fourthwall brand.
Use the supplied wordmark and icon artwork. Preserve their proportions, give them room to breathe, and place them on a background with clear contrast. Use the black artwork on light surfaces and the white artwork on dark surfaces.
Set headlines in Saans and body text in Suisse Intl. Lead with black and white, use neutral greys for supporting surfaces, and keep buttons rounded with a contrasting monochrome fill.
This page and our machine-readable guidelines describe the current brand style.
Previous brand guidelines (archive)
The previous PDF uses the retired palette and PP Telegraf. It is retained for historical reference; use the colors, fonts, and buttons on this page for new work.