Everything here is free to use when writing about, linking to or referencing The Way of Markdown. Right-click to save, or use the direct links.

The mark

A figure in profile pressing both palms forward, written in Markdown punctuation. It is the site's idea in one image: a handful of plain marks composing into something expressive.

The animation is the full mark. The still version is for small sizes — below roughly 80 pixels the characters stop being readable, so use the still figure there.

Animation

The Way of Markdown animated mark, green

tai-chi-mark.gif — green on white, 600×300

The Way of Markdown animated mark, black

tai-chi-mark-black.gif — black on white, 600×300

The live version is sharper and lighter than either GIF: see it running.

Still mark

Mark in green

Green
SVG · 512 · 128 · 64

Mark in black

Black
SVG · 512 · 128 · 64

Mark in white

White
SVG · 512 · 128 · 64

Mark in green on dark

Green on dark
same files as Green

PNGs have transparent backgrounds. The SVGs scale to any size and are the better choice wherever they are accepted.

Which to use

WhereUse
Anywhere above ~80px, on the webThe animated GIF, or the live mark
Small sizes, favicons, avatars, printThe still SVG or PNG
Light backgroundsGreen, or black for one-colour printing
Dark backgroundsWhite, or green

Name and description

The name is The Way of Markdown, capitalised like that, with "of" lower case.

One line: Websites, knowledge bases, blogs, even a Notion replacement — built from plain text files you own, with tools you can swap anytime.

The site is at wayofmarkdown.com and the source is on GitHub.

Colours

Markdown green#16a34a (light backgrounds) · #4ade80 (dark)
Ink#1b2b24
Paper#f6f3ea

Please do not recolour the mark outside these, stretch it, or rotate it. Otherwise, use it freely.

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