Logo and brand
If you offer SharePay at your checkout, you're welcome to show our mark on the button. This page has the files and the few rules that go with them.
Download logoThe mark
The handshake is the only asset you need. It comes in two colours: use green on light backgrounds and white on dark or coloured ones — whichever stays clearly visible on your button.
Every file has a transparent background.
Green
| Format | Files |
|---|---|
| SVG | sharepay-mark-green.svg |
| PNG | 128px · 256px · 512px · 1024px |
White
| Format | Files |
|---|---|
| SVG | sharepay-mark-white.svg |
| PNG | 128px · 256px · 512px · 1024px |
Which format
Use the SVG. It stays sharp at every size and on every screen, and it's the smaller file.
Reach for a PNG only where your tools won't accept an SVG — some email platforms and marketplace listings won't. When you do, pick a file at least twice the size you're displaying it at, so it stays sharp on phones and retina displays. A 40px button wants the 128px PNG, not a shrunken 1024px one.
Building the button
Put the mark to the left of the words, and write our name as one word with two capitals — SharePay.
Pay with SharePay
Not "Share Pay", not "Sharepay", not "SHAREPAY".
Give the mark clear space on every side of at least half its own height, and don't show it below 16px. Any wording is fine as long as the name is right — "Pay with SharePay", "Split with SharePay" and "SharePay available at checkout" all work.
Our green
The mark's green is #1F8F2E. You don't need it to place the logo, but it's
here if you're matching a button or a badge to it.
If you put the green mark on a coloured background, check the two actually contrast. When in doubt, use the white mark instead.
What not to do
- Don't recolour the mark, or add gradients, shadows or outlines to it.
- Don't stretch, squash, rotate or crop it.
- Don't redraw it, or rebuild it from scratch.
- Don't use it as your own logo, app icon or favicon.
- Don't imply SharePay endorses, sponsors or is partnered with your business. Showing that you accept SharePay at checkout is fine; anything stronger isn't.
The mark remains our trademark, and this page is permission to show that you accept SharePay — not a transfer of any rights in it. For anything beyond that, including press, co-marketing or printed material, talk to us first.
Asking for something else
We don't publish the SharePay wordmark, because a button reading "Pay with SharePay" sets our name in your type, alongside your own brand — that's the right look, and a second logo next to it usually isn't.
If you need something we haven't put here, get in touch and we'll sort it out.