LaTeX, LaTeX3 and expl3 Logos and Usage
We’ve put together some assets for those times when you want to show off your work as being produced by LaTeX, or link back to us. Happy typesetting!
We are happy to thank Paulo Cereda for designing and implementing the “hummingbird” logo for LaTeX.
Please note that the hummingbird logos are not distributed under LPPL; these logos represent the LaTeX Project (and its work) and should not be modified without our explicit permission and should only be used as indicated below.
Feel free to do these things
- Use the LaTeX or expl3 logo to link to this website
- Use the LaTeX or expl3 logo in blog posts or news article when talking about LaTeX, LaTeX3 or expl3
- Use the produced-by-LaTeX logo in your work to indicate that it was produced using this software
- Use the term "The LaTeX Team" or "The LaTeX Project Team" when referring to us, i.e. the group that maintains and develops the core LaTeX software
- Use the term "The LaTeX Project" when referring to the project of maintaining and developing the core LaTeX software including expl3 and LaTeX3
Please don’t do these things
- Use the LaTeX logos to represent your work, e.g., for your application’s icon, website, etc.
- Create any modified versions of the LaTeX logos
- Integrate any of the LaTeX logos into your own logo (without explicit permission)
- Use any LaTeX logo artwork without permission
- Sell any LaTeX logo artwork without permission
- Change the colors or dimensions of, or add your own text/images to, any LaTeX logo
Please avoid misrepresentation ...
- Please avoid when naming or describing your projects or products anything that implies endorsement by The LaTeX Team unless we have explicitly authorized this
- In particular, please refrain from using the term "The LaTeX Team" or the LaTeX logos except when you are referring directly to us or to the software produced by us
- Other usages are likely to imply that your product is in some way directly or indirectly related to us
Please contact us if ...
- you want to use these images for a purpose not listed, or listed as undesirable, on this page
- you want to base your own logo on these images
In summary
In short, the LaTeX logos (with the hummingbird or the head of the hummingbird) represent only the work by "The LaTeX Team" and should not be used to represent your products, organisation or services.
LaTeX logos used within normal text
In a document produced by LaTeX you can generate the textual form
of the LaTeX logo by simply using commands like
\LaTeX{}
or
\LaTeXe{}
or
\LaTeX3
for the different textual logos.
Please use the ASCII form of these logos which are
LaTeX
or
LaTeX2e
or
LaTeX3
in case the document is produced with software that
cannot correctly raise and lower characters.
Please do not use other forms of capitalizations,
e.g.,
LATEX
or
latex
would be incorrect!