Branding

GeoServer Manager identity

The Ribbon G is the GeoServer Manager logo. A blue ribbon follows the outline of a rounded map tile, then bends inward in green to form a G. The diamond and the blue refer to GeoServer; the green connects the identity to QGIS. The open shape works at toolbar size and in a single colour.

Downloads

Download the complete brand kit.

Use

Files

Scalable icon

Colour SVG, dark SVG, white SVG

Transparent PNG

16 px, 24 px, 32 px, 64 px, 128 px, 256 px, 512 px

Website header

Wordmark SVG, PNG, white-text SVG

Browser favicon

Multi-size ICO, SVG

Social avatar, 1024 × 1024

Light PNG, dark PNG, editable SVG

Social sharing, 1200 × 630

PNG, editable SVG

The avatars leave room for a circular profile crop. The PNGs are ready to upload. Use the SVGs for websites and for resizing. The wordmark uses DejaVu Sans with a sans-serif fallback. The icon itself depends on no font.

Colours and spacing

Colour

Hex

Role

Green

#589632

Inward bend forming the G

Blue

#0099C0

Outer map-tile ribbon

Ink

#172F36

Text, dark background, single-colour mark

Paper

#F6F7F3

Light background

Keep the icon square. In a standalone layout, leave clear space of at least one eighth of its width outside the canvas. At 16 px, use the symbol alone. Use the white version on a busy or coloured background where the full-colour mark has too little contrast. Do not add outlines, gradients or shadows.

Visual references: QGIS’s green and GeoServer’s blue geographic diamond. The artwork is drawn from scratch for GeoServer Manager, an independent plugin.

Updating the assets

The source is geoserver_manager/resources/images/geoserver_manager.svg. Everything in docs/static/branding/, and the 256 px resources/images/default_icon.png that the plugin metadata points at, is rendered from it by the maintainer. Do not edit the exported files by hand. Open an issue or a pull request that changes the SVG instead. The toolbar, the menus and the settings render the SVG directly through the shared icon renderer; the website uses the SVG and the multi-size favicon.

Interface icons

The navigation, the row actions, the settings, the help and the layer-tree menu share original SVG artwork. The icon style guide records the thin-stroke rules and how to register a new icon. catalog.json tracks the custom artwork and the pending fallbacks. An optional gallery can be generated locally for visual review; it is not committed or published with this site.