Welcome to the OpenText brand resource center. Below you will find guides and materials to accurately reflect the OpenText brand. Please follow the instructions and contact us with any questions.
Classic logo
The use of the classic OpenText wordmark logo is appropriate for building signage, corporate swag, or for very small sizes where the icon and tagline elements would be too small or illegible when reproduced. It must never be altered, re-created, stretched, distorted, or skewed in any way. The classic logo should not use the corporate tagline element, and should adhere to safe space requirements.
The trademark symbol is part of the logo—it should never be removed, resized, or repositioned. However, the trademark symbol should not be factored in when centering the logo. Always base the alignment on the “opentext” wordmark.
Always use high-quality vector versions (.ai, .eps, .pdf, or high- resolution .jpg or .png) of the logo.
Positive version
Inverse version
Safe zone
Logo
The logo is the most recognizable visual element of the OpenText brand. The logo must never be altered, re-created, stretched, distorted, or skewed in any way.
The OT icon is a fixed part of this logo, and should not be resized, repositioned, or used separately from the logo.
The trademark symbol should not be factored in when centering the logo. Always base the alignment on the logo icon and “opentext” wordmark.
Always use high-quality vector versions (.ai, .eps, .pdf, or high- resolution .jpg or .png) of the logo.
Positive version
Inverse version
Safe zone
Logo lockup
A product, tagline, or other OpenText property logo together with the company logo is called a logo lockup. There is only one approved lock-up of the OpenText logo with the corporate tagline. Any other form is unacceptable and will deter from our brand.
The tagline should only appear when the text can be reproduced in a consistent and legible manner. It should be removed when it’s too small to read, reproduces consistently, or when followed directly by an “Information reimagined” headline. The tagline should only be used in combination with the OT icon and OpenText logo, not with the classic logo by itself.
Positive version
Inverse version
Safe zone
Color
Primary
Electric Blue and Cobalt Blue are the primary and prominent hues of our identity. They work well for background elements, website and application headers, primary buttons or as accents for icons, charts and graphs.
Secondary
The secondary palette complements the primary colors and should used in charts, graphs or to highlight key pieces of information. They can also be used as supporting blocks of color.
Additional colors
Additional colors may be acceptable in special instances, such as in charts or graphs. Please contact Creative Marketing for additional guidance.
Typography
Primary typeface
Inter is our primary typeface for all external marketing materials, including digital artwork, printed collateral, tradeshow booths, videos and the web. Inter includes a variety of weights and styles, however the main usage should be Light, Regular and Bold. Inter is available to download from Google.
Secondary typeface
Arial is our secondary typeface. It is a system font that is installed on all systems/platforms to ensure widespread access and availability. Use Arial for all internal content, such as PowerPoint presentations, emails and documents.
