Canonical page: https://verifiedhuman.info/brand
Reviewed library edition: 2026-10-29

The mark and the brand

# A small mark. A clear meaning.

Use it with care, give it room, and let the work speak.

## Start with the originals.

- [Download Essentials PackZIP · PNG and SVG assets](https://verifiedhuman.info/_files/archives/9f720e_b982c9a656124459afe3c894c4c44974.zip?dn=VerifiedHuman-Essentials-2026.zip)

- [Download Designer PackZIP · PNG and SVG assets](https://verifiedhuman.info/_files/archives/9f720e_c24d45b74f934418ae1c79ede6ab46ef.zip?dn=VerifiedHuman-Designer-Pack-2026.zip)

The Essentials Pack contains the everyday marks and wordmarks. The Designer Pack includes additional variations. Use the supplied artwork so the proportions and identity stay consistent.

## The mark, with room to breathe.

Mark · burnt orange

Mark · white

Mark · black

Horizontal wordmark

Stacked mark and wordmark

Horizontal wordmark · white

Use a version that is clearly legible against its background. Give it clear space at least equal to the height of the “V” in the logo. Do not stretch, rotate, or improvise a new color.

## A focused palette.

Burnt orange
#A83D20

Links on dark
#D96A36

White
#FFFFFF

Charcoal
#1D1D1F

Pale gray
#F5F5F7

Use burnt orange as the signature color. White and pale gray work as backgrounds; charcoal works for text and dark surfaces. Choose a supplied mark that is easy to see against its background.

Use #A83D20 for the signature brand color and links on light backgrounds.

### Links on dark backgrounds.

Use #D96A36 for links on dark backgrounds, including links in dropdowns and expanded sections.

[Explore the Collective](https://verifiedhuman.info/collective#c2pa)

Link orange #D96A36 on charcoal #1D1D1F.

On charcoal (#1D1D1F), link orange has a contrast ratio of 4.86:1. For other dark backgrounds, check that ordinary link text reaches at least 4.5:1. Keep links underlined and keyboard focus visible.

Legacy orange: #CC5500. This earlier shade may appear in older materials. Use #A83D20 and #D96A36 for new work as described above.

## Let the label say what it means.

Use the mark on work that meets the standard for your membership category. Place it where your audience can see it: a portfolio, published work, credits, or a linked page about the project.

- Use the approved assets and keep them legible.

- Include the ™ symbol when writing VerifiedHuman™ as a trademark.

- Do not label someone else’s work as your own.

- Do not imply that VerifiedHuman sponsors or endorses your business.

- Keep the mark off work below VH3 or outside your field’s standard.

Membership does not mean every work you produce qualifies. [Read the label’s terms of use.](https://verifiedhuman.info/terms)

## Describe the process beside the mark.

When AI made a material contribution, a short, visible account is often the clearest disclosure. Name the human contribution and explain the assistance.

I wrote and recorded the narration. AI removed background noise. It did not generate the voice.

Describe what actually happened. For translation: “Human-written original. Translated with AI.” If you used generated material, explain what you substantially changed and created. Do not imply an audit or review that did not happen.

## A question about using the mark?

Send us the context. We’ll help you find the right application.

[Get in touch](https://verifiedhuman.info/contact)