Brand Kit
The Bink brand
Logo, colors, typography and a few rules for using our brand the right way. Download the assets and keep everything consistent.
Logo
The Bink logotype is the heart of the brand: bold text with the signature orange gradient. Always leave clear space around the logo at least as tall as the "B".


Download the assets

Bink logo — PNG
PNGMain logo in color, transparent background. Ideal for web and presentations.
DownloadBink logo — white background
SVGVector version on a light background. Use it on white or very light surfaces.
DownloadBink logo — orange background
SVGVector version on the brand background. Use it as a badge or a full-color icon.
DownloadColors
The orange gradient is Bink's signature. For text use ink (almost black) on white; use orange for actions and accents.
Bink gradient
linear-gradient(135deg, #FF9500 → #F15A24 → #FF8C42)
Bright orange
#FF6B35
Actions and CTAs
Bink orange
#FF9500
Primary color
Dark orange
#F15A24
Accents and hover
Amber
#FFB347
Light shades
Ink
#171717
Main text
White
#FFFFFF
Background
Typography
Primary typeface
Instrument Sans
Aa Bb Cc Dd Ee · 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
Black / Bold
Headings and logotype
Semibold
Subheadings and buttons
Regular
Body text
Using the logo
Do this
- Leave plenty of clear space around the logo.
- Use the color logo on light or neutral backgrounds.
- Keep the original proportions when you resize it.
- Always write Bink with a capital "B".
Don't do this
- Don't distort, rotate or add shadows to the logo.
- Don't change the gradient colors.
- Don't place it on backgrounds that make it harder to read.
- Don't write "BINK", "bink" or "Bink." in the wordmark.
Name and tone of voice
Bink is the product: your business-in-bio. Binatomy is the company that makes it. Use "Bink" when you talk about the platform, "Binatomy" for the legal entity.
Example: "Create your Bink" · "Bink, a Binatomy product".
Tone of voice: direct, clear and friendly. We speak to people who work for themselves — creators, freelancers, professionals — without technical jargon. Short sentences, active verbs, no overblown promises.
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