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Anthropic Brand Guidelines

Design & Media Updated 2026.08.30

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About this skill

What It Solves

When reusing Anthropic brand elements in decks, docs, or interfaces, the hard part is not finding a color, but keeping details consistent: accent values such as #d97757, typography with Poppins and Lora, fallbacks to Arial or Georgia, text hierarchy, and accent cycling. If headings, body copy, icons, and dividers are handled separately, they can drift in color, weight, and graphic emphasis. This skill turns those rules into reusable visual constraints and reduces manual alignment.

How It Works

  • Brand palette: primary colors include #141413, #faf9f5, #b0aea5, and #e8e6dc; accent colors use #d97757, #6a9bcc, and #788c5d.
  • Typography: headings at 24pt or larger prefer Poppins; body text uses Lora; when unavailable, it falls back to Arial or Georgia.
  • Color fidelity: RGB values are applied precisely, for example via RGBColor / python-pptx, to reduce cross-system variation.
  • Visual rules: non-text shapes cycle through orange, blue, and green accents to preserve brand consistency.

Boundaries

It fits visual formatting, post-processing PPT styles, and typography constraints for the Anthropic brand. It does not replace official logo assets, brand legal review, or automatic generation of interactive UI.

Use Cases

  • Apply Anthropic colors to client-facing PPTs and keep text/background values consistent with python-pptx
  • Switch headings to Poppins and body text to Lora, falling back to Arial or Georgia when unavailable
  • Cycle orange, blue, and green accents on brand pages to avoid random non-text shape colors
  • Review visual drafts for primary, mid-gray, and light-gray values against Anthropic guidelines

Best For

  • Designers handling client decks who need consistent Anthropic typography and accent colors across slides
  • Engineers post-processing product docs who need precise brand RGB values via python-pptx
  • Frontend or Office plugin developers maintaining brand templates and font fallback rules
  • Product managers reviewing visual compliance who need to check palette and typography hierarchy