Welcome to the Workplace brand resources site. Here you’ll find brand guidelines and downloadable assets as well as information on how to obtain permission to use Workplace assets in your own work.
Our guidelines lay out the rules for using the Workplace brand assets. Please help us protect our brand by presenting your work in the most appropriate way. Follow these guidelines and only use approved brand assets from this site. Any logos or images found elsewhere on the web are not approved for use.
Please submit a request for permission when you need to use brand assets in any of the following:
Marketing or advertising that appears on TV or online
Books, plays, TV shows and film scripts
Advertising appearing on our products will be reviewed by our Ad Policy team and does not require permission here. For more details, visit Meta’s Advertising Policies.
All other forms of marketing do not require permission but must use the officially provided assets and abide by the guidelines on this site. Please note that we can only process requests made in English.
Meta dedicates substantial resources to the development and protection of its intellectual property. In addition to seeking registration of its trademarks and logos around the world, Meta enforces its rights against people who misuse its trademarks.
Meta’s trademarks are owned by Meta and may only be used as provided in these guidelines or with Meta’s permission. A list of some of Meta’s trademarks can be found here. You may not use or register, or otherwise claim rights in any Meta trademark, including as or as part of any trademark, service mark, company name, trade name, username or domain registration. You should not use or claim rights in any trademark in a way that is confusingly similar to or dilutive of Meta’s trademarks, including as, or as any part of, a trademark. Do not use Meta’s trademarks for anything that would be inconsistent with Meta’s Terms of Service or Community Standards.
We may revoke permission to use Meta’s trademarks at any time. Meta reserves the right to withhold approval of content that it considers inconsistent with the Meta brand.