Branding · Print & Packaging

Planning a usable logo delivery package: variants and exports from Affinity

An October 2026 guide lists which logo variants and file formats to deliver, with caveats. Its author checked it against docs, not by testing.

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WHAT THEY DID

logopack.app’s guide recommends delivering an approved primary logo, a symbol and a reversed version; SVG plus transparent PNGs at 1× and 2× for screen; and a CMYK PDF prepared to the printer’s requirements. It covers batch export in Affinity.

HOW IT WENT

No results are reported. The author says the steps were checked against Affinity’s documentation on 8 October 2026, not in a hands-on test.

WORTH KNOWING

The author makes a logo-packaging tool. Its own caveats: “Rasterise: Nothing” can drop unsupported elements, scale multipliers interact with DPI, and a PDF preset name doesn’t prove a printer will accept the file.

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Source: logopack.app · Oct 8, 2026Open as a page

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Type: Documented method

How to export a logo from Affinity for a client | logopack.app
logopack.app · logopack.app · Published Oct 8, 2026 · Checked Oct 20, 2026
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Access: Page text was read during research.

Source check: Spot-checked by the 4TC build team on Oct 20, 2026. Re-read the page and its testing statement. Nobody at 4TC has tested this.

4TC interpretation

Our reading, not something the source says.

Directly relevant to the overlooked delivery stage of branding projects.

Designer impact

Benefits

A concrete handoff checklist.

Worth checking

Verify exports in the current app, compare each SVG with the approved artwork, and confirm print requirements with the printer.

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