Press kit
Free real
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Logos, screenshots, colours and the words for writing about Ardia. Take what you need. For an interview or anything that isn’t here, say hi on Discord or open an issue on GitHub.
Logo
Two painted hills under a sun. There’s no wordmark: set the name in your own type.
Tip: right-click the logo at the top of any page to land here.
Screenshots
Real window captures at 2×, on a transparent background. Click one for the PNG.
About
Copy it as it is, or cut it down.
Short
Ardia is a free, open-source Mac browser with Arc’s sidebar and Dia’s polish, built on Chromium.
Long
Ardia is a web browser for the Mac with Arc’s sidebar and Dia’s polish, built on Chromium and Chrome’s own framework, so sites, extensions and DevTools behave as they do in Chrome. The full uBlock Origin is built in, so ads, trackers and cookie banners stay out, and Google’s background services are compiled out. Profiles keep work and home apart, and Sync runs end to end encrypted through the user’s own iCloud Drive. Ardia is free and open source under the GPL-3.0, notarized by Apple, and runs on Apple Silicon Macs with macOS 14 Sonoma or later. The first public build shipped on 25 September 2026.
Colours
The logo’s four, and the two the site is printed in. Click a value to copy it.
Sun
The logo’s sun.
Sage
The hill at the back.
Forest
The hill in front.
Parchment
The app icon’s tile.
Paper
The site’s background.
Ink
Text on the site.
Type
Both free under the SIL Open Font License.
Mona Sans
By GitHub. Headlines, squeezed and heavy, and body text.
Martian Mono
By Evil Martians. Labels and small print, in capitals.
Rules
Few, and short.
- Use the logos as they are. Don’t redraw the hills, recolour them, stretch, rotate, outline or add effects.
- Give the mark room: at least the sun’s width of clear space all round.
- Black on light backgrounds, white on dark ones and photos.
- Write the name Ardia, with a capital A.
- Crop the screenshots as you like, but don’t edit what’s inside the window.
- Ardia isn’t affiliated with Google or The Browser Company. Arc, Dia and Chrome are their trademarks, so don’t suggest otherwise.








