The logo library provides a dedicated space to store, organize, and manage your brand’s logos in Frontify. You can keep different logo variations, file formats, and color spaces together, making it easier for your team to find and use the right logos.
Create a logo library
Open your brand and select Libraries.
Select New library in the top-right corner.
Choose Logo library from the dropdown.
Enter a name for your library.
Optionally, select a workflow template and configure the available AI features.
Confirm to create your logo library.
For more information about library creation and configuration, see Getting started with libraries.
Note: Account admins and owners can create libraries, depending on the permissions configured under Account → Required permissions. Editors can’t create libraries by default, but can be granted creation rights by an account admin. If you don’t have permission to create a library, contact your account admin.
Customize your logo library details
From the Libraries overview, open the three-dot menu on your logo library card to update its name, description, cover color, or cover image. These details help users identify and recognize the library.
For more information, see Getting started with libraries.
Upload and organize logos
Upload your logos to the library and organize them into folders or collections to make them easier to find and manage.
To add logos, click on New in the top-right corner of your logo library, then choose either Upload file or Upload folder.
Organize logos into folders and collections
Once uploaded, you can organize your logos using folders and collections.
To create a folder or collection, click on New in the top-right corner of your logo library and choose New folder or New collection.
Folders help you structure and manage logos within the library, while collections let you group related logos for display on library pages in your guidelines.
For detailed instructions on uploading and organizing assets, including managing folders and collections, see Add and manage library assets in Getting started with libraries.
Select and manage multiple logos
You can perform actions on several logos at once instead of managing each file individually.
To select multiple logos, hover over the asset card and select its checkbox. A toolbar appears at the bottom of the screen with options to:
Select all or clear your selection: Quickly select or deselect assets.
Move: Move selected logos to another folder, library, or supported destination.
Download: Download selected logos together as a ZIP file.
Delete: Permanently delete selected logos.
Edit: Open the asset details panel to update metadata, tags, collections, lifecycle information, and other available settings.
Assistant: Use natural language or suggested actions to organize assets, update metadata, or create collections.
You can also access Edit and Assistant from the top-right corner of the library.
Edit folder information and settings
You can select one or more folders and select Edit to manage their information and settings.
Choose which content to edit:
Folder only: Update the selected folders’ metadata and settings.
Folder assets: Update metadata, legal information, lifecycle, tags, collections, and settings for assets within the selected folders. You can also choose to include assets in subfolders.
Note: Relations is not available when editing folder assets in bulk.
For more information about managing folders and assets, see Getting started with libraries.
Manage logo information and settings
You can update basic logo information directly from an asset’s thumbnail or open the logo to manage additional details in the asset details panel.
Edit basic logo information
Find the logo in your logo library and select the Settings gear icon on its asset card.
Update the available information, including the asset name, pixel ratio, color space, status, or asset preview.
Changes to pixel ratio, color space, and status are saved automatically. When changing the asset name, select the checkmark beside the field to save it. To change the asset preview, upload a new preview image.
Note: Changing the asset preview only updates the thumbnail displayed in the library and guidelines, not the original file. This is useful for assets that need a specific presentation thumbnail or contrast background.
To upload a new version of the actual file, open the logo, select Revisions (clock icon) from the powerbar, and upload the revision.
Manage logo details
Open a logo to access the expandable sections in its asset details panel. You can also select multiple logos and select Edit to open the panel for bulk editing. The available editing options depend on your selection.
The panel contains the following sections:
Metadata: View and edit asset information and custom metadata.
Legal: Manage copyright information.
Lifecycle: Manage workflow status and asset availability.
Tags: Add and manage tags.
Collections: Organize logos into collections.
Settings: Configure download protection, display options, and logo-specific formats.
Relations: View asset usage, attachments, and related assets. This section is only available when editing an individual asset.
For more information about shared asset properties, see Metadata and tags in libraries, Asset lifecycle and notifications, and Asset relations.
Settings
In addition to shared asset settings, logo libraries provide options for managing logo previews and downloadable formats.
Manage logo formats, preview colors, and main logo settings in the asset details panel.
Preview color
Choose a background color to preview how your logo appears against different colors.
Formats
View available logo formats and upload additional files for download, including AI, EPS, JPEG, PNG, SVG, and TIFF.
Formats are organized by RGB and CMYK color spaces where supported. PNG and SVG aren’t available as CMYK formats.
Dynamic download options are generated from the original file only.
Main logo
Enable Main logo to feature a logo in the main logo section of your connected library page. Users can download the designated main logos together, including their available file formats, using Download main logo pack on the library page.
Designated main logos appear at the top of the library page and can be downloaded together as a package.
For more information about asset download protection, see Asset download protection.
Additional asset tools
When you open a logo, the powerbar gives you access to:
Preview: Preview the logo.
Settings: Open the asset details panel to view and edit logo information and settings.
Feedback: Add comments or place numbered annotations directly on the logo. You can also edit, resolve, or delete comments.
Revisions: Upload and review different versions of the logo.
Analytics: Review asset usage and activity.
Asset audit trail: View a record of changes to the asset.
Share and download logos
You can download, share, replace, or delete individual logos using the three-dot menu on an asset card.
Share logos
To share a logo, open it and select Share in the top-right corner, or select Share from the three-dot menu on its asset card.
The sharing dialog has two tabs:
Share
Anyone with this link: Enable link sharing for anyone with the URL. You can also add password protection or set an expiration date.
Users with access to this library: Copy a link that only people with existing library access can use to view the logo.
Embed
Open the Embed tab to access:
Static CDN link: Copy a link pointing to a fixed version of the logo.
Dynamic CDN link: Copy a link that always points to the latest version of the logo.
Embed: Copy code to display the logo on a website or another supported platform.
You can also share folders and collections using their respective sharing menus. These offer share links, but not embed options.
Invite collaborators
To give team members access to your logo library, select Invite in the top-right corner of the library.
You can manage access for users and groups, including their permissions. For more information, see Getting started with libraries, User roles and permissions, and How to invite team members.
Download logos
To download an individual logo, open it and select Download in the top-right corner. The file downloads directly to your device.
You can also download a logo from the three-dot menu on its asset card.
To download multiple logos, select their asset cards and choose Download from the bulk action toolbar.
Additional logo formats, such as SVG, PNG, EPS, or AI, can be managed in the logo’s Settings section of the asset details panel. Available download options depend on the formats provided and the library’s download protection settings.
For more information, see Asset download protection.
Configure your logo library
You can configure library-wide settings to control how logos are managed, shared, and downloaded.
To access your logo library settings, open your logo library, select the three-dot menu in the top-right corner, and go to Library settings.
Access General and Usage settings from the library’s settings menu.
General settings
Under General, you can configure settings such as:
Asset lifecycle: Configure expiration notifications and what happens when logos expire.
Copyright and licenses: Set default copyright information, manage licenses, and configure acceptance requirements before download.
Targets: Enable targets for the library.
Search and AI features: Manage available options such as asset content search and suggested tags.
Sharing and submissions: Configure external sharing and asset submission options.
Usage settings
Under Usage, you can control logo downloads and how download requests are handled.
Available settings include:
Download protection: Set the library’s default protection level and configure download approval requirements.
Download requests: Configure approval behavior, permission duration, request recipients, and request forms.
Download sizes: Define which image sizes and formats are available for download.
Watermarks: Enable watermarks for protected assets.
Library-wide download protection establishes the defaults for assets. Folder-level settings can override the library default, while individual asset settings take precedence over both.
For more information, see Asset download protection, Download sizes, Copyright provisions, and License management.
Make logos available in guidelines
You can make logos available in your brand guidelines by adding individual logos to a page or connecting an existing logo library.
Add logos directly to guidelines
In guideline edit mode, use an Image or Image grid content block to display logos directly on a page.
These blocks are suitable for displaying logos, but don’t provide access to the logo library’s additional file formats or main logo download package.
Connect a logo library
To make your logo library available in a guideline:
Open your guideline in edit mode.
Open the Navigation manager from the powerbar.
Next to Global navigation, click on the + button and choose Library from the menu.
Choose the logo library you want to connect and select Add library to confirm.
Note: Library pages can only be added to the top-level navigation or within a document group in the top navigation. They can’t be nested inside individual documents or category pages.
For more information about configuring and using library pages, see Library pages.
View and download logos
A connected logo library page displays your available logos, with designated main logos featured at the top of the page.
Users can select Download main logo pack to download the designated main logos, including their available file formats, together as a ZIP file, organized into folders.
They can also open individual logos to view asset information, usage rights, related assets and attachments, and download available file formats.
For more information about customizing library pages and accessing assets through guidelines, see Library pages.
Protected downloads
Depending on the library’s configuration, users may need to accept copyright notices or license terms, or request approval before downloading a logo.
Download requests can be approved manually or automatically, depending on the library’s settings. When automatic approval is enabled, users can access the permitted downloads without waiting for approval.
For more information, see Asset download protection and Custom download request form.
Example of a customized download request form. The title, description, and other fields can be configured in the library’s Usage settings.
Note: Library owners and account admins can customize the download request dialog per library under Library settings → Usage → Request form configuration.





