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Branding Assets: Every Logo and Image Your Streaming Platform Needs

Vodlix lists the artwork required, states each size and file limit, and shows the result before you save.

Branding Assets: Every Logo and Image Your Streaming Platform Needs

Nobody Warns You How Many Logos You Need

Vodlix branding assets guides you through every logo and image your platform actually needs. The pre launch conversation is usually about one logo, but what a multi device service requires is a list: favicons, light and dark logo variants, mobile logos, app icons, splash screens, TV artwork, link preview images and background art. Vodlix lists each one so nothing is discovered missing after launch. For OTT operators, a complete asset checklist is what keeps a brand consistent across every screen.


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A clear list

Every asset you actually need.

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Sizes and limits

Dimensions and file ceilings stated.

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See it first

Preview before you save.

Asset Sizes and Limits Stated Up Front

For every branding asset, Vodlix states the required dimensions, the accepted format and any file size ceiling up front. Your design team gets the specification before producing the artwork, instead of discovering a rejected upload or a stretched logo later. Requirements are shown beside each upload field in the admin area. Clear specifications mean assets are right the first time, which saves rounds of revision between design and operations.


Preview Each Asset Before You Save

Vodlix lets you preview each branding asset in context before saving it. You see the app icon on a device, the splash screen at full size and the logo in the header exactly as viewers will. A wrong asset is invisible until a viewer hits it, so seeing it first prevents quiet mistakes that would otherwise ship. Previewing before saving is a small step that protects the brand at every touchpoint.


Consistent Branding on Every Surface

With the full set of branding assets supplied correctly, your brand renders cleanly on every surface, from a browser tab favicon to a television splash screen to a shared link preview. Consistency across web, mobile apps and TV apps is what makes a service feel professional and trustworthy. Vodlix applies each asset where it belongs automatically once uploaded. Complete, correctly sized assets are the foundation of a coherent brand across devices.


Frequently Asked Questions

Have questions about taking advantage of this limited-time offer? Check out the FAQ for answers.

What branding assets does a Vodlix platform need?
A Vodlix platform uses logos in light and dark variants, favicons, mobile logos, app icons, splash screens, TV artwork, link preview images and background art, and the admin area lists each one.
How do I know the right size for each branding asset?
Vodlix states the required dimensions, accepted format and any file size limit beside each asset's upload field, so your designers produce artwork that is correct the first time.
Can I preview a branding asset before saving it?
Yes. Vodlix shows each asset in context, such as the app icon on a device or the logo in the header, before you save, so you see exactly what viewers will see.
Why does getting branding assets right matter?
A wrong or missing asset is invisible until a viewer sees it. Correct specifications and previews in Vodlix prevent quiet brand mistakes on a browser tab, an app store or a TV splash screen.
Do Vodlix branding assets cover every device?
Yes. The Vodlix asset set spans the website, mobile apps and TV apps, and each uploaded asset is applied automatically wherever it belongs across every surface.
Are the size requirements shown anywhere?
Beside each asset, along with the ratio, format and maximum file size. That matters most for app icons, where platforms specify exact dimensions and a submission with the wrong one fails at review rather than at upload.
Can I preview before saving?
Yes, uploaded assets are previewed before being applied, including against a transparency background so you can see whether an image you thought was cut out actually is. That catches the most common upload mistake immediately.
How is this different from white label?
White label is the proposition that the service is yours rather than ours. This is the practical work of it, which is the specific files that have to exist for that to be true on every screen a viewer might see.