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Région Île-de-France press and asset kit

Région Île-de-France provides downloadable logo packages, core brand rules, and visibility guidelines tailored for regional partners and grant recipients.

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Région Île-de-France press & asset kit: Logotype de la Région Île-de-France
Logotype de la Région Île-de-France Captured 15 Sep 2026

Logo rules page showing download links, color formula values for red and blue, and minimum size specifications.

Région Île-de-France press & asset kit: Médiathèque
Médiathèque Captured 18 Sep 2026 Captured manually

Media library page displaying a searchable and paginated grid of publications, magazines, and videos.

Région Île-de-France press & asset kit: Soutien régional : visibilité du logo de la Région et règlementations
Soutien régional : visibilité du logo de la Région et règlementations Captured 15 Sep 2026

Visibility guide detailing logo display requirements, real-world signage examples, and protocol contacts for grant recipients.

Région Île-de-France press & asset kit: Presse
Presse Captured 15 Sep 2026

Press releases archive presenting a chronological, paginated directory of regional communications.

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Freedam's take

I like how clear and pragmatic the Région Île-de-France brand hub is. Rather than burying its identity rules inside general communications, it addresses partners and grant recipients immediately. On the main logo page, you can see core specifications directly on screen, including primary color swatches with CMYK, RGB, Hex, and Pantone breakdowns, clear space rules, and a 25 mm minimum size requirement. Dedicated download packages are available for general identity files, visibility charters, and construction site signage, making it straightforward for external partners to apply the regional branding correctly.

At a glance

Sections
Logotype de la Région Île-de-France · Soutien régional : visibilité du logo · Médiathèque · Presse
Downloads
ZIP, PDF, EPS, GIF, JPG, PNG
Tone
Official, practical, and regulation-focused for public partners and media.

What I noticed

  1. Primary brand colors Rouge and Bleu are displayed with CMYK, RGB, Hex, and Pantone values.1
  2. The logo specifications state a minimum width requirement of 25 mm.2
  3. A ZIP archive containing the logo in EPS, GIF, JPG, and PNG formats is provided for download.345
  4. Guidelines outline obligations for displaying the logo upon receiving regional grants, illustrated with construction signage and building plaques.67

Numbers refer to the screenshots above.

What I could not see

  • Could not inspect the full vector asset package contents without extracting the ZIP archives.
  • Could not view full typography definitions or digital UI component specifications from the captured pages.

Ideas to borrow

  1. Separate identity assets into dedicated practical packages, such as a construction site communications charter alongside general logo guidelines, to serve specific operational contexts.89

Quick answers

Where can I download the Région Île-de-France logo files?

A downloadable ZIP archive containing the logo in EPS, GIF, JPG, and PNG formats is available on the main logotype page.34

What is the minimum reproduction size for the logo?

The minimum allowed reproduction width for the logo is 25 mm.2

Are there specific visibility guidelines for funded projects and construction sites?

Yes, dedicated downloads are provided for both the general visibility charter and the construction site communication charter.896

Reviewed on 25 September 2026. Request a correction · I built this

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