ip.labs today announced a rebranding of its core brand items. The transformation reflects the growth and evolution of ip.labs as the world’s leading white label provider for photo product software to a global enabler for businesses who strive to accelerate their business using product personalization. The brand transformation draws the focus to the tech company’s drive and stability and includes a new logo as the centrepiece of its transformed brand identity.
The new logo in a dark blue with its bright glyph in vibrant colours reflects the characteristics of ip.labs committed team of employees and its qualities of innovative
The new logo in a dark blue with its bright glyph in vibrant colours reflects the characteristics of ip.labs committed team of employees and its qualities of innovative
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