We’re excited to work with you to provide your customers with an immersive shopping experience. Whether you’re a listing partner or business, these guidelines and assets will help you consistently incorporate the main design elements and treatments that make up the brand when you’re introducing customers to Facebook Marketplace.
Marketplace is an easy, convenient way to buy and sell in your area. You can look through listings or search for items near you to find great things to buy.
How to describe Facebook Marketplace to businesses.
Long Version
“Facebook Marketplace is a convenient place to discover, buy and sell items. People can find what they’re looking for by filtering their results by location, category and price. By listing on Marketplace, you can reach buyers where they already are.”
Short Version
“You can now find our products on Facebook Marketplace.”
How to describe Facebook Marketplace to customers
Long Version
“Facebook Marketplace is a convenient destination for people to discover, buy and sell items. People can find what they’re looking for by filtering their results by location, category and price. By listing on Marketplace, you can reach buyers where they already are.”
Short Version
“Facebook Marketplace is a place for people to discover, buy and sell items. By listing on Marketplace, you can reach buyers where they already are.”
The Facebook Marketplace logo is the foundational visual element of the Facebook Marketplace sub brand. It should be included in any marketing materials that mention or partner with Facebook Marketplace. There are two versions of the standard Facebook Marketplace lockup: the vertical lockup, to be used in most situations, and the secondary, horizontal lockup. You may not use any other logos, icons or glyphs to reference Facebook Marketplace.
The Facebook Marketplace lockup is provided in two color variations to ensure visibility on any background. These include the primary Blue color lockup, to be used in most situations and the secondary White lockup, to be used over backgrounds that are too dark to display the Blue color lockup.
White for use on dark backgrounds
Blue for use on light backgrounds
FACEBOOK BLUE
WHITE
Do's
DO use the Facebook Marketplace White lockup on top of dark-colored backgrounds or imagery.
DO keep the correct amount of clear space around the Facebook Marketplace lockup.
Don'ts
DON'T use our old circle lockup or our old Freight Sans font.
DON'T use the Facebook wordmark or the “f” logo in place of “Facebook” in the logotype.
DON'T modify the lockup in any way, such as by altering the design, scale, proportion or color.
For digital applications, use HEX or RGB. For print applications, there are two types of color values: PMS and CMYK.
HEX and RGB values are used for digital applications such as websites, online banners, video end cards, digital billboards, etc.
CMYK should be used in offset and digital printing, i.e. full-color brochures, flyers, posters.
PMS should be used for offset printing only. Use PMS for applications like screen printing, letterhead, letterpress, and any place where a spot color is used.
Facebook Blue for Digital
Facebook Blue for Print
Marketing or advertising that appears on TV or online
Books, plays, TV shows and film scripts
Print packaging
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