Restaurant logo preparation
A restaurant logo is usually drawn for a storefront, a menu cover or a social profile. Table Number Co checks that artwork at the size of a table sign or badge and prepares a cleaner version when fine lines would be lost.
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Will our restaurant logo work on a small table sign?
It depends on the thinnest line. Send Table Number Co the largest copy of the logo you have and name the sign you want it on. We check it at that size and tell you whether it can be used as it is, simplified or redrawn. You see the prepared version beside the original before it is used.
Why does a script logo need work for a reserved sign?
Many restaurant names are written in a flowing script with a long swash under the last letter. On the awning it looks generous. On a Reserved Table Sign the logo sits above the word Reserved and may be no wider than a credit card. At that width the hairline joins between letters break up, and the swash tangles with the word below. We thicken the joins, shorten the swash and give the logo clear space above the status line. The owner approves that small version alongside the full one. The small one goes on reserved signs and badges. The full one is kept for the Host Stand & Welcome Sign, where there is room.
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Reserved Table Sign
Decide whether staff need a reusable reserved sign or one personalized for a special event. A fixed engraved guest name suits a keepsake; a changeable area is more practical for everyday reservations.
The details to personalize: restaurant, status, optional event. The product page lets you enter them and carry the design into your quote request.
How is a logo made ready for table signs?
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Ask your menu designer for the source
Whoever laid out the menu or the storefront sign usually has the logo as editable artwork. That file is a far better start than a screenshot from a social page or a snapshot of the window.
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Choose a one-color version of the logo
Engraving has no gradients or shadows. Decide how the logo should look in a single tone, and whether a small icon can stand in for the full name on the smallest pieces.
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Judge the small logo across a table
Look at the prepared logo at the true size of the sign, printed on paper. If the name cannot be read at arm's length across a table, ask for a simpler mark.
Order terms in brief: Low minimums · production takes no more than 7 days, plus transit · rush available · worldwide shipping · 100% satisfaction refund. Full wording in the FAQ.
Questions about restaurant logo preparation
Will our restaurant logo work on a small table sign?
It depends on the thinnest line. Send Table Number Co the largest copy of the logo you have and name the sign you want it on. We check it at that size and tell you whether it can be used as it is, simplified or redrawn. You see the prepared version beside the original before it is used.
Can you work from a snapshot of our storefront sign?
A straight, sharp picture is enough to judge what is possible. We say which letters and shapes can be traced and which would be guesswork, such as a part hidden by glare. What the redraw covers and any charge for it are put in writing before the artwork goes on a sign.
Can we put a delivery app or payment logo on the sign?
Only with that company's permission and its own artwork. Those marks have usage rules, and a copied image is rarely sharp enough anyway. A plain instruction such as Scan to order usually does the job. If a partner logo is required, send the file and the terms you were given.
Do you keep the cleaned-up logo for later sign orders?
The approved artwork stays with your order record. When you add tables, open a second location or order badges for new staff, give the earlier order reference and the same mark is used. If the restaurant rebrands, send the new logo and it is checked again from the start.