a) Encapsulated PostScript (.eps)
Logo .eps file format allows you to alter the size of the logo without losing its quality. With this format (logo .eps) you can make changes any time you feel like. You can also use logo .eps format for your stationery design, banner design and brochure design.

b) Joint Photographic Experts Group (.jpg) & Graphics Interchange Format (.gif)
Logo .jpg format is a locked file that is used to upload the final stuff. It cannot be edited. It is commonly used for compressing data, normally small images, files and websites. At times the original data can be compressed up to 1/10th the original size. Logo .gif file format is provided for animated images/ pictures and provided with normal image/ pictures.

c) Tagged Image File Format (.tiff)
Logo .tiff is one of the most popular image file formats being used today. TIFF image file format allows an image to be compressed and stored without losing original data. One can also do multiple edits in the logo .tiff file without causing any damage to the picture quality.

d) Bitmap File Format (.bmp) & Portable Network Graphics Format (.png)
Logo .bmp format is used to store digital images. It is a format created by Microsoft and IBM and thus can be used only on their operating systems. Logo .png format is a bitmap file format which is also used for file compression.

e) Photoshop File (.psd)
Logo .psd file format is a Photoshop file format. .psd file format is used by designers to add, change or remove colors of the image. In other words it is used for editing .jpg and .gif formats.

f) Portable Document Format (.pdf)
As the name suggests, Logo .pdf format remains the same in both print and screen and can work on any software regardless of the operating system and hardware used.

g) Adobe Illustrator (.ai vector format)
Logo .avi is a graphic vector design used as a software package for designing and illustrating. It is used to create sophisticated art work.