If you produce documents, web pages or other material with the SRP logo, please follow the instructions on this page to make sure that you get a good looking image.  These logos are all in the best format for their purpose.  Please don’t use copies of the logo from any other source.

You can also download an advert (png) and a flyer (pdf) to promote the SRP at branch meetings and other events.

If you have any problem using the logos on this page, or you need the logo in a different format, please do contact us at .

There are two methods of putting the logo into a document:

Method 1

  1. Open or download this document and save it on your computer. It contains images of the logo in all five colours.
  2. Follow the instructions in the document to copy the images into your own documents.

Method 2

  1. Choose the colour of logo that you want.
  2. right click on the link below to download the image file for the logo.
  3. Save this file on your computer. (Do not try to open it.) The file will be saved in your Downloads folder unless you have chosen to save it somewhere else.
  4. Open the document, put the cursor where you want the logo and either:
    1. Choose Insert/Picture and insert the file you have downloaded, or
    2. Drag and drop the file into the document.
  5. If you want to change the size or position of the logo, click to select it and either drag any corner to resize it or drag the whole logo to reposition it.

The image files here are in .emf format. Although this is less familiar than other formats like .jpg, it is better because it is sharp on any background and at any size at all, even for large posters.

 

There are two methods of putting the logo into a document:

Method 1

  1. Open or download this document and save it on your computer. It contains images of the logo in all five colours.
  2. Follow the instructions in the document to copy the images into your own documents.

Method 2

  1. Choose the colour of logo that you want.
  2. right click on the link below to download the image file for the logo.
  3. Save this file on your computer. (Do not try to open it.) The file will be saved in your Downloads folder unless you have chosen to save it somewhere else.
  4. Open the document, put the cursor where you want the logo and drag and drop the file into the document,
  5. If you want to change the size or position of the logo, click to select it and either drag any corner to resize it or drag the whole logo to reposition it.

The image files here are in .png format. They will work on any background and up to a width of about one A4 page.

 
SRP logo in red 200 pixels wide

The logos for web pages are .png files and come in two sizes, 200 and 800 pixels. Usually 200 is best as it is small and can be used for images up to this size:

There are two methods of inserting a logo into your web page: downloading or linking.

Method 1: Download and use a copy of the logo file

  1. Choose the colour and size of logo that you want.
  2. right click on the link below to download the image file for the logo.
  3. Save this file on your computer. Do not try to open it (If you do open it, you may find it displays with a black or coloured background – please ignore this, as it doesn’t affect how it displays on your page).
    The file will be saved in your Downloads folder unless you have chosen to save it somewhere else.
  4. Use this file in your web editing software, You can adjust the displayed size by changing the width of the image – don’t edit the logo file itself.

200 pixels

 

800 pixels

 

Method 2: Link to this website

If you can edit the html code of your website, you can use the image file directly by incorporating code like the following where you want the logo. Set the width figure according to how big you want the logo.

Use this code for this effect
<img src=”https://srp.org.uk/downloads/srplogo200.png” alt=”Society of Recorder Players logo” style=”width:100px;”>

Society of Recorder Players logo

<img src=”https://srp.org.uk/downloads/srplogored200.png” alt=”Society of Recorder Players logo” style=”width:50px;”> Society of Recorder Players logo
<img src=”https://srp.org.uk/downloads/srplogogreen200.png” alt=”Society of Recorder Players logo” style=”width:150px;”> Society of Recorder Players logo
<img src=”https://srp.org.uk/downloads/srplogonavy200.png” alt=”Society of Recorder Players logo” style=”width:100px;”> Society of Recorder Players logo
<img src=”https://srp.org.uk/downloads/srplogowhite200.png” alt=”Society of Recorder Players logo” style=”width:100px;”>
(Note that the green background is just for illustration – the white logo works on any dark background).
Society of Recorder Players logo

If you need a logo bigger than 200px, then use exactly the same code but with the 800 instead of 200 in the filename:for example <img src=”https://srp.org.uk/downloads/srplogo800.png” alt=”Society of Recorder Players logo” style=”width:600px;”>

The masters of these logos are in scalable vector graphics (.svg) format. If you are using software that can work with .svg files, you can download these versions.

(Note that athough modern browsers display .svg files, many older ones do not so you should not use these on web pages.)

 

Some programs use encapsulated postscript (.eps), another scalable format.

 

If you need the logo in any other format, or in a different colour or size, please contact

You can download this combined imagesrplogoandtext in emf or svg formats.

Unfortunately the logo exists in several unsatisfactory versions. Some are simply the wrong image, and some are correct but in a poor format.

Here is a document that shows the difference between the old and new formats.

The new .emf (and .svg) logos are scalable: that means that whatever size you make them, they appear sharp. In contrast the .gif and .jpg formats used up to January 2013 are bitmap formats: they look ragged when printed or when displayed at large sizes. In addition, the old copies are not transparent, so look wrong with anything other than a white background.

Unfortunately not every program will accept scalable formats (though most will) so I have made the bitmap (.png) images as well. These are higher resolution than the previous .gif or .jpg images, so they look better although they cannot be expanded indefinitely. They are also transparent.

Last updated 16 August 2022