LootRun is a gaming boosting and coaching service: pro players who get the run done for you. Download the official logo files, read the colour values and check the usage rules before you put the mark on anything.
Every official lockup. The primary logo carries the holographic X and always sits on black. Use the monochrome versions where colour isn't available, and the plain wordmark where the X would be too small to read. Dark shows the versions for black backgrounds; Light shows the versions for white.
Four rules cover almost every case. When in doubt, use the primary logo on black.
Keep a margin around the logo equal to the height of the X on every side. Nothing else sits inside that box.
In text the name is always one word with a capital L and R: LootRun. The two-line wordmark is a logo lockup, not how the name is spelled. Never Loot Run, Lootrun, LOOT RUNS or LootRuns.
Wordmark no smaller than 80px wide on screen or 20mm in print. Below that, switch to the icon mark, which holds down to 24px.
Pure black ground, a short grey ramp, the three holographic gradient stops and two rift blues for glow. Click a swatch to copy its hex.
Ratio: 70% Void / 15% Carbon / 10% white type / 5% accent.
Two faces from the design system: Bebas Neue for headings and titles, Poppins for everything you read. Both are open-licensed, so download them here or install from Google Fonts. The ramp below shows the Figma text styles.
The master vectors live in the Brand Guides & Assets Figma file (page "Logo"). Export from there when you need a size or format that isn't on this page.
<img src="lootrun-logo-primary.png" alt="LootRun" width="160">
<img src="lootrun-icon-mark.svg" alt="" width="24" aria-hidden="true">
How LootRun shows up in paid media and social. The anatomy, the sizing system, worked examples, banners and video rules, so every placement looks like the same brand.
Every ad is the same five parts in the same places, so the brand reads before the headline does.
The primary lockup leads every ad. Centre it in the header zone with at least 40px clear above and 24px either side; nothing enters that zone, including the artwork's focal detail. Never distort, recolour or rebuild the mark. Full colour on black, monochrome on light surfaces.
One piece of key art per ad. Keep the upper and lower thirds calm so the logo and headline always sit on quiet areas, never on detail.
Bebas Neue, uppercase, two lines maximum. The first line is white, the second carries the gradient. Say one thing and stop: an outcome or a number, never a slogan. If it needs a third line, it needs a rewrite.
Every ad carries one proof point in a pill: a delivery window, an offer count, a guarantee. Numbers over adjectives. One tag only; stacking claims dilutes all of them.
Brand gradient with dark text, full-pill radius, Poppins Medium label. Verb-first copy of three words or fewer: Explore, Swipe up, Get it done.
Sizes and limits for the placements we currently buy.
1080×1080, 1080×1920 (Instagram and Trustpilot, proof tag higher) and 1920×1080. For 9:16 stories drop the CTA and move the proof tag up.
300×600, 300×250, 160×600, 320×50, 728×90 and 970×250, plus native 600×315, 600×500 and 600×600. Keep every banner under 150KB.
Motion follows the same five-part anatomy as static ads. Below is the raw key art for the first spot, before logo, headline and CTA go on; the rules beneath it are fixed.
Animated banners and social video are MP4, delivered in 4:5, 9:16, 1:1 and 16:9. No GIFs, anywhere.
No CTA inside the video and the proof tag moves up, clear of the platform's own controls.
The primary lockup opens and closes every piece. Headlines animate in as two lines, white then gradient, exactly as in the static ads; nothing else moves over the logo zone.
Design for sound off: every claim is on screen. Keep feed cuts under 15 seconds and lead with the proof point in the first three.