Media assets and brand guidelines
Everything you need to reference ngrok in press, partnerships, or your open-source projects without making our designers sad.
Two marks. No surprises.
The wordmark is the default. Reach for the lettermark where a wide logo won’t fit: favicons, avatars, and app icons. Each comes in a version for dark backgrounds and one for light. Please don’t recolor either.
ngrok wordmark
Use on dark backgrounds.
ngrok wordmark light
Use on light backgrounds.
ngrok lettermark
Use on dark backgrounds.
ngrok lettermark light
Use on light backgrounds.
Right-click the ngrok logo in the header to copy either mark as SVG.
All ngrok trademarks, logos, and other brand elements are subject to ngrok’s Terms of Service.
Two rules. That’s it.
ngrok is always lowercased.
Even at the start of a sentence. Yes, even in a headline. The lowercase is the point.
ngrok is pronounced “en-grok.”
Rhymes with “rock.” Two short syllables. If you’ve been saying “en-grock-ay,” it’s not too late to fix it.
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