Four quick steps:

1. Enter your details — name, office & jurisdiction. Pick which name to emphasize (or feature one word).
2. Dial the look — color, typeface pairing, stacking, and an optional icon.
3. Save up to 4 variations, then Compare VS side-by-side.
4. Export — transparent PNG, vector SVG, JPG or print PDF (single, or all saved at once).

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Professional franchises (NFL / NBA / NHL / MLB) invest more in color science than almost any other industry — and they keep it current.

The logic

• Tested for contrast & legibility — these palettes must read on jerseys, jumbotrons, TV, phone screens, and print. That's exactly what a campaign logo needs.
• Professionally balanced — a primary, a secondary, and an accent that already work together. Hard to get wrong.
• Always modern — teams refresh their identities to stay contemporary, so you inherit up-to-date, non-dated combinations.
• Recognizably "winning" — bold, confident color pairings that signal strength — the tone campaigns want.

We keep a Campaign group too (Democratic blues, red-white-blue patriotic, nonpartisan judicial) for when a race needs it — but the sports palettes are the safe, strong default.

PNG is transparent (pick a light foreground for dark placements & vice-versa). SVG is scalable vector with text converted to outlines — opens correctly in any app. All exports RGB; for offset-press CMYK send the PDF/PNG to your printer's preflight. 60px clean margin included. Color Codes and Fonts Used are one-page brand-reference sheets (.html, open in any browser) — the Pantone value is the nearest solid-coated match for print reference, always confirm against your printer's physical swatch book; no font files are bundled, just the ID sheet. Social sizes are pre-cropped, background-filled PNGs sized for that platform — the avatar preset leaves extra margin since profile photos get circle-cropped. Copy share link puts this exact design (candidate details + color + type + stack + icon) on your clipboard as a URL — paste it to a colleague and it opens already dialed in.