Brand
SiteGPT brand kit
Everything you need to feature SiteGPT in an article, an integration, or an event. Download the assets, follow a few simple rules, and you can't go wrong.
Naming
SiteGPT is one word: capital “S”, capital “GPT”. Write it that way everywhere, including headlines, body copy, and app-store listings. Feature names stay lowercase: “SiteGPT lead generation”, not “SiteGPT Lead Generation”.
- SiteGPT(correct)
- Site GPT(incorrect)
- Sitegpt(incorrect)
- siteGPT(incorrect)
- SITEGPT(incorrect)
Wordmark
RecommendedThe wordmark is the primary way to represent SiteGPT. Use it whenever there is room. Use the light version on white and light backgrounds, and the dark version on dark backgrounds.
Logo
Use the standalone logo where space is tight: favicons, app icons, social avatars, and UI. The app icon variant is the mark on a SiteGPT Blue square, for launchers and marketplace listings that need a solid tile. Don't use the logo in place of the wordmark in running text.
Colors
SiteGPT Blue, black, and white. That is the whole public palette. The broader color scale we use inside the product is not part of the brand. Click a swatch to copy its hex value.
Guidelines
Do
- Use the files from this page without changes.
- Keep clear space around the logo, at least half the height of the mark.
- Place the assets on white, black, or SiteGPT Blue backgrounds.
Don't
- Recolor, stretch, rotate, outline, or add effects to the assets.
- Redraw the mark or set the name in a different font.
- Place the logo on busy imagery or low-contrast backgrounds.
- Combine SiteGPT assets with your own brand in a way that implies partnership or endorsement.
Need something else?
Screenshots, co-marketing, or a format we didn't include here: email support@sitegpt.ai and we'll get it to you.
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