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Aircall's brand platform

Everything you need to represent Aircall: logo files, colours, typography and the way we speak. Take what you need, keep it as it is.

Our belief

Every conversation deserves context

Aircall is the customer communications platform that gives sales and support teams the full picture of who is calling and why. More than 23,000 companies rely on it to have better conversations, and to turn them into lasting relationships.

01 / Foundations

Foundations

Everything starts here. The brand book gathers the positioning, the visual system and the tone in one place, so every team tells the same story.

Read it before you design, write or present anything with the Aircall name on it.

Aircall's brand book

Positioning, visual identity and voice. One PDF, updated for 2026.

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03 / Colors

Colors

A cream canvas, one brand green, a deep forest for text, and five accents that stay decorative. Warm, calm, readable.

Paper

The canvas. Cream first, then two quieter papers for alternate sections and cards. Pure white is reserved for product UI.

Cream #FFFEFA, Paper #F7F6F0, Stone #F2F1EB, White #FFFFFF

Green

Green 500 is the brand green. It carries buttons, links and the logo, never body text. When a solid green needs text on it, use 600 and pair it with cream.

100 #EEF6F4, 150 #E6F3EC, 200 #D4ECE6, 300 #A8E5D7, 400 #4CE5C1, 500 #008F6D Brand, 600 #056A52, 700 #06503E, 800 #06372B, 900 #041F18

Forest and neutrals

Text lives in forest, not black. Neutral 750 is the primary text colour, 650 the secondary, 300 the border, and 800 the deep ink behind dark surfaces.

200 #E5EAE9, 300 #CED8D7 Border, 400 #B3BEBC, 600 #4C7F77, 650 #4D6763 Text secondary, 750 #1A3C36 Forest, text, 800 #002620 Deep, 900 #011310

Accents

Five accents for charts, tags and illustration. They are decorative: an accent never carries meaning on its own and never carries body text.

Green #008F6D, Orange #F18424, Teal #56B0C4, Blue #388EF6, Gold #B08402

Gradients and washes

Two gradient surfaces and three soft washes. City Nights is the dark surface for heroes and CTA blocks, always with cream text. Dawn is the light surface for feature blocks. Washes sit behind product visuals. No gradient ever goes directly behind body text.

City NightsDark surface · heroes, CTA · cream text
DawnLight surface · feature blocks
Lavender #EDEBFD, Gold #EDDA89, Sage #99CFC2

04 / Typography

Typography

Three typefaces, one role each. A serif for brand moments, a sans for everything read at length, and a mono for labels and actions.

The three typefaces

Display

ITC Garamond Narrow

Headlines and brand moments, Display through H3. One weight, 400. Never used for long copy.

Answer every call with context

Display 91 · H1 61 · H2 40 · H3 27

Body

Fellix

Subheads and body copy, H4 through the smallest paragraph. Weights step 600, 500, 400. Hierarchy comes from size, not from a bolder weight.

Answer every call with context. Aircall gives sales and support teams the full picture of who is calling and why.

H4 18 SemiBold · H5 16 Medium · Body LG 20 · Body 16 · Body MD 14 · Body SM 12

Mono

JetBrains Mono

Buttons, captions, labels, overlines and navigation. Uppercase and short: a mono line signals an action or a label, never a paragraph.

Answer every call with context

Caption 16 · Buttons 12 · Overline 12 · Label 12

In practice

  1. Sentence case everywhere. Headlines and buttons take no final period.

  2. The serif is for headlines only. Anything read at length is set in Fellix.

  3. Emphasis comes from size and hierarchy, never from a bolder weight or italics.

  4. Keep body lines between 60 and 75 characters. Long copy gets a narrower column, not a smaller size.

  5. Small text is never set in brand green. Green is for buttons, links and the logo.

05 / Voice

Voice

How Aircall sounds. Confident, grounded, specific, and always on the customer's side.

Four pillars

  1. Confident, not arrogant

    We know what we do well and we say it plainly, without talking down to anyone.

  2. Grounded, not buzzword driven

    Real outcomes over hype. If a word does not mean something concrete, we cut it.

  3. Specific, not generic

    Numbers, names and situations. 23,000+ companies, not “thousands of customers”.

  4. Empowering, not surveilling

    We help teams coach and see clearly. We never describe watching people.

Words we use

A few swaps that keep the story consistent across sales, marketing and product.

Instead ofWe say
VoIP toolCustomer communications platform
Bot, chatbotAI Virtual Agent
MonitoringCoaching, visibility
Thousands of companies23,000+ companies
RevolutionaryEvolved

House style

Sentence case

Headlines, buttons and navigation are all sentence case. No final period on a headline or a button.

Contractions welcome

We write the way we talk: we're, it's, you'll. Serial comma in lists.

Buttons start with a verb

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