One mark. One voice.
Set in flame.
Everything you need to represent FluxPoster — the mark, the palette, the type, and the rules that keep it consistent everywhere it appears.
A letterform in motion.
The FluxPoster mark is a stylized F built from two fluid strokes in a holographic aurora gradient — teal through violet into amber. It reads at 16px and scales to a billboard. Use the lockup where there is room for the wordmark; use the mark alone where there is not.
Paper, ink, and one flame.
The brand runs warm: a paper canvas, a warm-ink foreground, and a single flame-vermillion accent. The product UI uses a cooler aurora palette — keep the two apart.
A serif that speaks. A sans that works.
Variable opsz / SOFT / WONK. Used for every headline and figure. The wonk italic is the brand's signature flourish — one emphasized word per headline, no more.
The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog.
Geist Sans carries all body copy and UI. Geist Mono sets the tabular figures and the uppercase kickers below.
Keep it consistent.
- Give the mark clear space — at least the height of the F on every side.
- Use flame as an accent, sparingly, to draw the eye to one thing.
- Set headlines in Fraunces; set body in Geist; set kickers in mono.
- Place the mark on paper or on ink — whichever holds more contrast.
- Recolor, flatten, or re-gradient the mark — the aurora flow is the mark.
- Squash or stretch the lockup; keep its native proportions.
- Set flame-gradient text over busy imagery or photographs.
- Mix the flame (brand) and aurora (product) palettes in one surface.
Press kit.
Grab the marks below. For anything not here — a custom lockup, an SVG, or the boilerplate — write to press@fluxposter.com.
FluxPoster is an AI-powered, multi-agent content platform for agencies and brands — drafting in each client's voice, scoring for SEO, routing for approval, and publishing to every channel from one credit balance.
Always one word, camel-cased: FluxPoster. Never “Flux Poster”, “Fluxposter”, or “FluxPoster.ai”.