Anchr Ship

One export,
perfectly organized.

Bind the logomark, the logotype and the full logo to their artboards. Anchr Ship generates the black and white versions and exports every artboard as SVG, PNG and PDF, named consistently, into one folder.

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What comes out.

The files a client, a printer and a developer will ask for, without opening Export for Screens nine times.

Variants

For each of the three logos, a black and a white flat version, added to the document as new artboards named after their source: logo-mark-black, logo-mark-white. Your original colour artboards stay as they are.

Formats

SVG optimised for the web, PNG at 2x with a transparent background, and PDF. Tick the ones the client needs; the same choice applies to every artboard.

Names

Artboard names become file names: lower case, safe characters, a numeric suffix if two would collide. Three sources and six variants in three formats make up to 27 files, all in one folder you pick.

Run it again without fear.

Anchr signs every artboard it generates. Retouch the white version by hand, run Ship again, and it keeps your retouch, regenerates what changed and skips what did not. One button removes every generated variant when you want a clean file.

Sources: Three artboards: logomark, logotype, full logo.
Variants: Black and white, flat colour, as new artboards in the same document.
Formats: SVG (web optimised), PNG at 2x with transparency, PDF.
Output: One folder of your choice, flat, consistent names, collision suffixes.
Safety: Retouched variants preserved, unchanged ones skipped, generated ones removable in one click.
Not yet: Greyscale and brand-colour monochrome variants, pixel-size icon sets such as favicons and app icons, and separate print and web bundles. For pixel sizes, Illustrator's Export for Screens still does the job.
Requires: Adobe Illustrator 2023 or newer, macOS 12 or Windows 10 and later.

How it works.

Bind the artboards
Point the logomark, logotype and full logo slots at the artboards that hold them.
Choose the formats
SVG and PNG are on by default; add PDF when a printer is in the loop.
Ship
Anchr generates the black and white artboards, exports everything and writes the files to the folder you chose.
Deliver
Attach the folder, or publish the brand to its portal so the client downloads the exact file they need, in the format they need, from one link.

Questions designers ask.

Which logo files does a client actually need?

SVG for the web and for anyone working in vector. PNG with transparency for documents, slides and social media. PDF for print vendors. A black and a white version of each logo for single-colour uses: stamps, embroidery, engraving, watermarks. That is exactly the set Ship produces.

Will it overwrite files?

No. A name that already exists gets a numeric suffix. Inside Illustrator, a variant you retouched by hand is recognised by its signature and left alone.

Where do the files go?

In the folder you choose when you click Ship, all at the same level, with the artboard names as file names.

Does it export favicons and app icons?

Not today. Ship exports the logo artboards at their vector size, as SVG, PNG at 2x and PDF. For a 16, 32 or 180 pixel icon, use Export for Screens with the sizes your developer asks for.

Then ship it as a link

Everything you make here goes on the brand portal your client actually opens.

Colours, type, logo files and usage rules, published from Illustrator to one hosted page. No PDF, no attachment, always the current version.

How the portal works See an example portal

Export once. Deliver a link.

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One export,perfectly organized.