Social avatar logo variant
The square, circle-safe version of your logo built for profile pictures and app tiles, where the full lockup would be unreadable.
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What it is
The avatar variant is a purpose-drawn square version of your identity for profile pictures, app tiles, and comment threads. Usually it is the icon or a single initial, optically centered on a solid brand field, with hairlines thickened and the wordmark thrown out entirely. It is a redraw, not a crop of the primary logo.
Design it at 1024x1024 and judge it small, at several sizes rather than one. There is no single avatar size: the same file lands around 24px in a comment thread, 32 to 48px in a feed row, larger again on a profile header, and every one of those doubles on a high density screen. Test the range. Platforms mask avatars differently (circles on X, Instagram, and LinkedIn, rounded squares in Slack and on iOS), so keep all artwork inside a centered safe circle at roughly 80 percent of the width. Anything in the corners is gone.
Gotcha: a white-background avatar vanishes into a white feed and a black one vanishes into dark mode. Give it a colored field or an edge-to-edge shape so the tile itself has a visible boundary. And resist cramming the full name in: at feed sizes a two-letter monogram beats an unreadable lockup every time.
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Make a social avatar variant of this logo. Pull the icon (or a single initial) out of the full lockup, optically center it on a solid brand-color square at 1024x1024, and keep every element inside a centered safe circle at 80 percent of the width so circular masks do not clip it. Thicken thin strokes so it survives at the smallest rendered sizes, drop the wordmark and tagline, and avoid pure white or pure black backgrounds so the tile stays visible in light and dark feeds. Export PNGs at 1024, 512, 256, 128, 48, 32, and 24 pixels, then show previews at 24, 32, and 48px in both a circular mask and a rounded-square mask so I can check the real rendered range instead of one assumed size.