Co-brand logos

Co-branding shows a partnership between Red Hat and another company and represents an exchange of credibility between brands. We use co-branded logos where both brands have ownership, like a collaborative whitepaper or presentation related to our partnership.

Before you use a co-branded logo, it is your responsibility to obtain and understand the right permissions from Red Hat and the partner or customer.

Carefully follow the standards for using a partner’s logo just as you would for Red Hat’s. The partner’s brand standards are usually available upon request.

Download co-brand logos

Learn more about creating co-brand logos

Lockup options

There are 4 lockup possibilities with co-branded logos, and the lockups you create depend on the shape of the partner’s logo and its brand standards. There might be only 1 version that works with both logos, or all 4 could be options. Create as many versions as you need.

Logo wall

Co-branding works best with 2 equal partners. If more than 3 parties are involved—or if the relationship among them is not equal—try using another treatment instead, like a logo wall.

Co-brand logos in use