"In the field of church communications, nothing even compares to GenEvange. Their skill is unparalleled in this industry, and at prices churches can afford." -- Paul Henderson, Cornerstone Church

Put your logo to use right away by downloading the logo formats you need for the diversity of church applications. Downloadable file types include eps, jpg and tif, and can be used for virtually everything, including business cards, website pages, Powerpoint and Microsoft Excel. Within 24 hours of approving your final design, we will post your logo formats and provide you with a link for downloading. Then, within 2 weeks you will receive a CD in the mail containing all formats so you can archive a hard copy somewhere safe.

See a list of suggested uses for your logo and the recommended file format in the table below. To make things simple and easy, all file formats will come in both color and black and white versions.

eps

An eps is a vector image of your logo. This format gives you the flexibility to print as large or as small as you require without compromising print quality. It is also the file you can manipulate should you ever need to make changes to your logo.

• • Stationery & Business cards
  • Signs & Billboards
  • Brochures & Flyers
  • Ads
  • Packaging
  • Direct marketing & Postcards
  • Embroidered & Silk screen

jpg

A jpeg is perfect for use on the Internet. It is heavily compressed, meaning visitors to your website won't experience long waiting periods as images open on their screens. Due to the nature of jpg compression, this file type is not recommended for any printing applications.

• • Website
  • Internet Marketing
  • Email signatures
  • Powerpoint presentations (or other projected media)
  • Email marketing (newsletters, etc.)
    

tif

A tif can be used for basic printing and transferring digital images among various applications. It's primary use is for applications that do not support eps file formats, or where the logo is not a vector. We strongly advise all logos be created first as vectors. In our opinion, heavy treatments like shadows and beveling (which sometimes cannot be created as a vector) should be sacrificed for the benefit of function and clarity. Before choosing GenEvange for you logo, read through our logo philosophy. It is important to us that you are comfortable with our approach before you proceed.