Graphic identity files are available for download in print (CMYK) format, web and electronic (RGB) color formats, and as a PNG file. Where possible, transparency has been preserved for ease of use.

These resources are provided to help you easily create flyers, PowerPoint presentations, and other promotional materials while adhering to RIT and College of Engineering Technology brand guidelines.

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Graphic identity files are available for download in print (CMYK) format, web and electronic (RGB) color formats, and as a PNG file. Where possible, transparency has been preserved for ease of use.