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Logo Usage

Minimum spacing around all sides of the UT Health Sciences logos should be equal to half the height of the UT icon.

Minimum spacing for the primary UTHS logo

 

Minimum spacing for the unit logo example.

For legibility, the total width of the UT Health Sciences primary logos should be at least:

    • 2” wide for the UT Health Sciences horizontal logo
    • 3” wide for the UT Health Sciences horizontal logo + unit name
    • 1.25” wide for the UT Health Sciences centered logo
    • 1.25” wide for the UT Health Sciences centered logo + unit name
    • 1.75” wide for the UT Health Sciences stacked logo
    • 2” wide for the UT Health Sciences stacked logo + unit name
An example of the stacked primary logo used correctly

 This is the correct use of the UT Health Sciences logo. 

 
Example of the UTHS logo that is using a color that is not brand and not approved.

Do not alter the color of the logo.

 
Do not stretch or transform the logo.

 Do not stretch the logo.

 
Do not rotate the UTHS logo.

Do not rotate the logo.

 
Example of UTHS logo on a background that provides too little contrast with the logo colors.

Do not use a logo that does not provide enough contrast against the background.

 
Example of the logo on a background that clashes with the logo colors.

Do not use a logo that clashes against the background.

 
Example of separating the UT from the Words which should never be done.

Do not separate parts of the logo.

 
Example of altering the unit logos

Do not alter unit names.

 

Which logo format should I use?

UT Health Sciences logos that are downloaded from the website are available in three formats: EPS, JPG, and PNG. The application being used determines the appropriate file format:

Application EPS JPG PNG
Banners X    
Embroidery X    
Emails   X X (preferred)
Excel Documents   X X
PowerPoint Documents   X X
Promotional Products X    
Signs X    
T-Shirt Silkscreening X    
Video X (preferred) X  
Website   X X (preferred)
Word Documents   X X (preferred)
  • EPS and PNG formats allow a transparent background, where a JPG will have a white background behind the logo.
  • EPS is a vector image, or line art, which means the logo will maintain its integrity when scaled up or down, regardless of size.
  • JPG and PNG are raster images, meaning the logo is composed of tiny dots that will separate and appear fuzzy when scaled up in size.
  • PNG formats are the most appropriate for web/email use.
May 5, 2026