Rova
The Rova mark is a glossy three-dimensional R: a sculpted gold bowl over a dark body. These are the official files, supplied as high-resolution raster, free to use when you are referring to Rova, listing us as a partner, or putting us on your artwork.
The one rule that matters: when in doubt, use the badge. It carries its own brand-black background and gold keyline, so it holds together on any artwork, photo or colour. It is the only file that cannot fail against a background we do not control. Reach for a transparent mark only when you know exactly what is behind it.
These are raster files, produced at the highest resolution the mark’s artwork genuinely supports. The two single-colour knockouts also ship as SVG, because a silhouette is a shape and a curve-fitted outline is faithful to it. The files marked Print are 300 dpi at the mark’s native detail, so they contain no upscaling at all. Please do not upscale a PNG.
Use this one The mark and the Rova wordmark on the brand-black tile with a gold keyline. It brings its own background, so it cannot fail against your artwork: photos, light pages, coloured panels, printed flyers. If you are unsure, this is the file.
The bare mark with its gold glow, transparent background. For dark backgrounds only, and only above 64 px. The glow is not decoration: the mark has a dark body, so without it the letter sinks into black and navy and only a gold crescent survives. Do not remove it.
The bare mark retuned for light backgrounds, with the gold deepened by a hue-preserving lightness curve so it does not wash out on a white page. Measured against #ffffff, every pixel of the mark clears 3.00:1 and the mark averages 12.0:1.
The R as one solid gold silhouette. Use this under about 64 px: favicons, app rows, sponsor strips. At small sizes the gold edge and the gloss on the normal mark fall below the rendering threshold and the letter goes muddy; this one does not. It also survives a busy photograph better than any other bare mark.
The mark’s master artwork holds 622 × 597 pixels of real detail. That is a hard ceiling: everything in this kit is produced from it, and no file can contain more detail than the master has. At 300 dpi that means the bare mark is honest up to about 53 mm (2.1 in) wide, and the badge up to about 228 mm (9.0 in). The files marked Print are supplied at exactly that ceiling. If you need it bigger, ask us and we will re-render the mark from the 3D source at whatever size you need, which is a genuinely better file than anything you can make by enlarging these.
Leave clear space on all four sides equal to the height of the R’s counter, the enclosed hole in the bowl of the letter. Nothing goes inside that margin: no text, no rules, no other logos, no edge of the page.
The dashed frames show where the boundary sits, not a measurement: the supplied files already carry about 1.9× that margin inside the artwork, so placing a file as supplied keeps you inside the rule. Measure from the visible edge of the R only if you crop it tight.
All of this, and the exact colour ramps, are in README.txt inside the kit.
One-colour uses are #ffffff or #000000 only. There is no other approved one-colour version.
And please don’t screenshot the logo off the website, or place the mark inside another shape. Take the file.
Anything the kit does not cover — a co-branded lockup, a format you need, a size bigger than the files allow, or a use we have not thought of — get in touch and we will send you the right artwork.
