This logo may be used if your hardware complies with the Open Source Hardware Definition. The gear logo is CC-SA. The original designer of the open hardware logo is Macklin Chaffee, who won the community contest for the logo design in 2011.

 

Raster Formats

Revised logo by Mateo Zlatar under the aegis of the Open Hardware Summit (click through image for original size, then right-click image to save)

   

Vector formats

Scalable vector graphics by Brandon Stafford

 

Adobe Illustrator CS3: OSHW Logo AI.zip

PDF: oshw-logo

PCB Formats

Kicad (scalable) by Robert Spitzenpfeil: OSHW_logo_KiCad_scalable.zip

Kicad (copper layer, no words) by Nathan Dumont: oshw-logo-kicad-copper-10mm.mod

Mechanical CAD Formats

DXF file by Jonathan Greig: OSHW-Logo-R2000.dxf

Antipixels

Antipixels from Simone Marzulli, AKA Syxanash: 

GIMP source files for antipixels: oshw-logo-antipixel.xcf

Embroidered Badge

DST file: OSHWLogo.dst, readme

FAQ written by Brandon Stafford

What is this?

This is a repository of graphics files used by the designers of open source hardware.

Do you own the logo? Did you create it?

No. No. (I did make the SVG files.)

Is this some weird trademark trolling scheme run by an evil corporation?

No. I will be excited to turn over responsibility for this site to the Open Source Hardware Foundation, once it exists. (Added: It does!)

How do I add a file?

Email Brandon a copy at logo at rascalmicro dot com OSHWA at info@oshwa.org. If you want attribution, please include your name and a link.

Will you convert a file to another format for me?

Probably not, but if you tell me what format you want, I’ll add it to the list of requested formats.

What font was used in the original logo?

Nova Mono from Google’s web font repository, but with the anti-aliasing adjusted in Photoshop.

What about the revised logo with the word “source” added? What font is that?

Unknown! Unknown! (Do you know? Tell Brandon: logo at rascalmicro dot com!)
It at least looks similar to DIN 1451 Mittelschrift.

And the color of the logo with the word “source” added? Any idea?

CMYK: 100, 15, 30, 0
RGB: 0, 153, 176
Pantone: 3135C

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