Winnipeg.ca Logos-Macintosh Format

Winnipeg Logo

An EPS file is a preferred format for professional printing. It is a vector graphic that can be scaled to any size or shape while retaining its clarity and crispness. You must have a PostScript® enabled printer to print the image properly.

A TIFF file is a bitmap format that is widely accepted by many software packages. Scaling is not recommended unless you are using image editing software such as Adobe Photoshop®. These graphics can be reduced in size, but should never be enlarged.

Please download the Visual Identity Guidelines PDF and review it carefully before using any of the logos listed on this page.

Choose the logo version you wish to download by looking at the thumbnails. Each version is available in black and white, full colour CMYK and two or four spot colours. Each document is a StuffIt archive containing the chosen identity graphic saved in several file formats. These files can be expanded using StuffIt Expander, which can be downloaded by clicking here.

Black and white is best used for information that is to be photocopied, printed on a black and white laser printer, or on any single colour application.
Each black and white SIT file contains an EPS file for each of the positive and reverse versions of the logo, as well as a positive TIF file.

Full Colour CMYK is appropriate for professional offset printing in colour applications, as well as any full colour laser or InkJet printing.
Each full colour CMYK SIT file contains an EPS file for each of the positive and reverse versions of the logo, as well as a positive TIF file.

Spot Colour is for professional offset printing only and has each colour separated into a different plate using the Pantone® Matching System.
Each spot colour SIT file contains an EPS file for each of the positive and reverse versions of the logo, in two and four PMS colours.