UPLB Visual Brand Guide
(Updated as of August 2025)
(Updated as of August 2025)
A. The horizontal UPLB logotype (UP seal and text) must consistently be utilized to represent the university.
Download the UPLB logotype here:
Horizontal UPLB logotype
B. The outline variant of the logotype is designated only for black-and-white production.
UPLB logotype (outline version)
C. The Filipino version of the logotype is exclusively utilized for Filipino-themed design materials.
Download the Filipino logotype here:
UPLB Filipino logotype (Maroon text)
UPLB logotype (Filipino version)
D. These versions of the UP seal must not be used:
UP brand book seal (2007)
UPLB seal with Los Baños ribbon
UP seal (2015)
E. Colleges, institutes, departments, and offices with existing logos may use their respective unit logotype. The template is provided below:
For units with logos:
Logotype template for units with a logo (Colored text)
Logotype template for units with a logo (White text)
Example of a unit logotype for units with an official logo
Example of a unit logotype for units without an official logo
Notes:
Institutes, departments, and offices without logos may use their mother unit logo and reflect their name in a logotype. They may come up with their own, but this is not necessary. Divisions and other smaller units, especially labs and programs, etc., may not have their own logo.
VC offices carry the UP seal with their office name.
A. Optima, Helvetica, and Avenir are the only fonts allowed for design materials.
B. We can add effects on the fonts.
C. Palatino is reserved solely for official documents such as memos and formal letters.
A. UP Maroon, UP Green, and UP Gold are our main colors.
B. Colleges and units can also use the color palette of their official logo.
C. Gradients are allowed if the core colors utilized are within the designated UP color palette.
A. If presented with a transparent background, the oblation icon provided by MPRO is the sole approved file. It must be utilized in its entirety, including its pedestal.
B. Avoid inappropriate application of the oblation icon.
C. You can change the color of the oblation icon, provided it remains within UP's or a unit’s designated colors.
D. The option to use a photograph of the oblation is allowed. You can also change its background if depicted as one holistic photo. Refer to the provided samples for guidance: