Brand guidelines

Logos, attribution, and usage requirements for Swiggy, Instamart, and Dineout integrations.

Choose the right brand

Select a service to see its logo, attribution, and placement requirements.

Required attribution. Every integration must pair the relevant square logo with “Powered by Swiggy”. This applies to both developer and enterprise products.

Logo attribution

Place the square logo before the complete attribution. Keep both together, readable, and close to the experience they power.

Acceptable background treatments

✓ Light surface

✓ Dark surface

✓ Solid backing on a busy surface

The same full-colour artwork is used in every treatment. Download the square logos and complete badges below.

Download logos and badges

Download a square logo or a complete attribution badge for each service. Choose a light or dark badge to suit your layout, and preserve the original artwork.

Swiggy512 × 512 · rounded corners

Instamart512 × 512 · rounded corners

Dineout512 × 512 · rounded corners

PNG logos have transparent rounded corners. Badges include their light or dark backing and clear space. SVG files embed the original raster logo; the badge text remains editable.

Size and clear space

Follow these minimum sizes and spacing requirements.

8 minimum clear space

32 × 32 logo 8 minimum gap 16 text

Integration badge dimensions
Element	Standard	Compact
Square logo	32 × 32	24 × 24 minimum
Attribution text	16	14 minimum
Logo-to-text gap	8 minimum	8 minimum
Clear space on all sides	8 minimum	8 minimum

Use CSS pixels on web, points on iOS, and dp for Android layout / sp for text. Allow more room for larger text settings. Larger badges should scale their spacing proportionally.

Keep the square logo at its original 1:1 ratio, including its internal padding and rounded corners. The corner radius is 20% of the logo width.
Keep text, controls, and decorative elements outside the badge’s clear space.
On small screens, give the badge its own row. Keep the full phrase visible.

Accessibility

Keep attribution readable and give it a meaningful accessible label.

Keep it readable

Maintain at least 4.5:1 contrast for the attribution text. Use the artwork at full opacity, on a clear surface. Change the backing surface to improve visibility; preserve the logo colours.

Give it a meaningful label

A badge image needs the label “Powered by Swiggy”. When the logo sits beside live attribution text, make the logo decorative so the phrase is read once.

Make room for larger text

Support text scaling and zoom without cropping the logo or truncating the brand name. Let the surrounding layout grow to fit.

Keep actions separate

The badge identifies the service. Order, booking, and sign-in actions belong in their own labelled controls, with visible keyboard focus.

Text and messaging

Keep the badge wording exact. Use the accompanying messages to introduce the service in your own product.

REQUIRED ATTRIBUTION

Powered by Swiggy

Feature headline

Order food with Swiggy

Feature description

Browse restaurants and order food through Swiggy, right here in [Product].

Keep the spelling and capitalisation: Swiggy, Instamart, and Dineout. Do not abbreviate the names or translate them yourself.
Use “Powered by” in full. An action such as “Book with Dineout” does not replace the attribution badge.
Use supplied translations when available. A text-only channel that cannot display images must still include the complete attribution with its results and confirmation.
Describe capabilities you actually offer. Quote delivery estimates, dining offers, and availability only when supported by the service response.

In voice-only experiences, name the service when introducing the feature and confirming a transaction. Visual interfaces must retain the square logo.

Where to show attribution

Swiggy attribution belongs with the service, from the first result to the final confirmation.

Discover

Beside the restaurant or menu heading.

Choose

Within the food item or restaurant detail.

Order

Alongside the cart, before placing the order.

Track

With the order confirmation and delivery status.

One product, more than one service?

Keep each badge with its own results, cart, order, or booking. Changing the service must change the badge. A single badge can cover a clearly bounded group; a standalone card needs its own attribution.

Food

Groceries

Dining out

Keep attribution visible in long result lists and agent responses. A global footer, a tooltip, or a one-time onboarding message is not enough. Unrelated account screens do not need a badge.

Correct and incorrect usage

Preserve the artwork, proportions, contrast, and clear space.

✓ Do Use the complete badge, with the original artwork and clear space.

× Don’t Recolour, fade, or add effects to the logo.

× Don’t Stretch the artwork or change its proportions.

× Don’t Let the background compete with the attribution.

× Don’t Place content or controls inside the badge’s clear space.

× Don’t Merge the services into a generic attribution.

Keep your product’s identity distinct. Avoid “official app”, “certified”, or endorsement claims unless separately agreed. Never use a brand badge to attribute another provider’s content.

Launch checklist

Review each requirement before launching your integration.

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Each service uses its own square logo and exact “Powered by” wording.Attribution is visible from discovery through order or booking confirmation.Mixed service screens identify each service and transaction separately.Artwork, spacing, contrast, and accessible labels follow the guidelines.The badge stays readable on mobile, dark backgrounds, and enlarged text.Messaging describes available capabilities and makes no unsupported claims.