post-process-logo

To standardise logos to 256x256 PNG format, provide an input folder with original logos and an output folder. The process automatically selects the closest-to-square source, pads non-square images, removes backgrounds, and scales them to 256x256 with deterministic output naming.

Automatic square fitting in logo processing selects the most square variant from your inputs and adds padding to non-square logos. This ensures the final 256x256 PNG output maintains the original aspect ratio without stretching or distortion.

Yes, you can recolour logos for dark backgrounds during PNG conversion. The process detects when background removal is needed and automatically recolours the image to ensure logo visibility against dark backgrounds in the final 256x256 PNG output.

When batch processing logo images, the process handles missing inputs gracefully by skipping them rather than failing. Input and output validation is enforced throughout, ensuring deterministic output suitable for vault metadata even if some source files are absent.

Logo standardisation works with multiple input variants by automatically selecting the most square or closest-to-square source image. This ensures the best fitting original is chosen before applying padding, background removal, and scaling to 256x256 PNG.

The limitation of automating PNG output scaling for vault metadata is that it strictly enforces 256x256 PNG format and consistent file naming. It requires a clear input folder and cannot process images where all source variants are missing or unreadable.