Logo Dark Mode Stress-Test
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Pure Black (#000)
#000000
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Deep Navy (#0F172A)
#0F172A
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Material Charcoal (#121212)
#121212
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Soft Slate (#1E293B)
#1E293B
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Dark Forest (#052E16)
#052E16
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Dark Violet (#1E0A3C)
#1E0A3C
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📊 Analysis Report
Dark Mode Logo Readiness Checklist
Transparent background — Your logo should use a transparent PNG or SVG, not a white/colored background box.
No near-black elements on dark backgrounds — Dark navy, dark grey, or black logo elements will vanish on dark UIs.
Sufficient contrast ratio — WCAG recommends at least 3:1 for logos and 4.5:1 for any text within the logo.
You have a light-only logo variant — Brands should maintain a white/light version specifically for dark backgrounds.
SVG preferred over PNG — SVGs are infinitely scalable, lighter, and support CSS theming for automatic mode switching.