N26 press and asset kit
N26 provides a media kit page with downloadable brand logos, app and card photography, and office images.
Media kit page showing downloadable N26 logos, media photography cards, and office locations.
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I like how direct this media kit page is. Rather than sending reporters into a complicated portal, N26 puts everything right on the page. I noticed their practical instructions asking visitors to select an image and right-click to download. You get immediate access to black, white, and colour logo files, alongside clear photography of physical cards, mobile app screens, and their offices in Berlin, Barcelona, and Vienna. It is refreshing to see an asset kit that sticks to the basics and lets people grab what they need quickly.
At a glance
- Sections
- Our Logos · Media Images · Our Offices
- Downloads
- PNG, JPG
- Tone
- Direct and functional corporate press resource.
What I noticed
- The Our Logos section offers black, white, and colour variants of the N26 logo.1
- Page copy directs users to select an image and right-click to download.2
- Office photos highlight workspace locations in Berlin, Barcelona, and Vienna.3
- The layout serves as a straightforward press kit rather than an in-depth brand documentation hub.
Numbers refer to the screenshots above.
What I could not see
- Could not inspect the linked N26 Logo Guidelines document as it was not captured in this bundle.
Ideas to borrow
- Provide simple right-click download instructions to make grabbing individual media assets straightforward without complex download flows.2
Quick answers
Reviewed on 25 September 2026. Request a correction · I built this
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