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Everything you need to present AgentCon 2027 consistently, from a city meetup flyer in Mukono to the main stage in Silicon Valley. Made for local organizers, speakers, sponsors and designers.
One conference, dozens of cities.
AgentCon is a free, community-driven conference series for developers, engineers and researchers who are actively building with AI agents, not just talking about them. Every stop is a one-day deep dive, organized entirely by local volunteer communities.
68
events and counting
35
countries
1
day per city, packed with demos and deep dives
Free
for every attendee, in every city
What changes in 2027
Previous editions used an illustrated, vintage world-landmarks badge. It captured the world-tour spirit, but it was hard to reproduce, impossible to localize and disconnected from the Global AI Community identity. For 2027 AgentCon moves to a clean, modern system that is built on the Global AI Community palette and typefaces, scales from favicon to stage backdrop, and gives every city its own lockup.
Same family as Global AI Community
Shared colors, typefaces and shapes, so AgentCon is instantly recognisable as a Global AI Community event.
Works everywhere
Vector-first, one-color versions and no illustration dependencies. Prints on a lanyard, embroiders on a hoodie.
A lockup for every city
Organizers can generate an official city lockup in seconds, without needing a designer.
Brand architecture
AgentCon is an event series of the Global AI Community. Each local edition is run by a Global AI chapter. The hierarchy should be clear on every piece of communication: the city edition leads, AgentCon frames it, and the Global AI Community endorses it.
Organizer and endorser. Appears as “Organized by” on every AgentCon asset.
The global conference brand. Used for world-tour communication, sponsors and the website.
Run by a Global AI chapter (e.g. Global AI Copenhagen). Leads on all local communication.
The Orbit mark.
A single, ownable symbol paired with a confident wordmark. The mark borrows the lens from the Global AI Community “g” and wraps it in an open orbit: the loop every agent runs, with a node for every city on the tour.
- 1
The orbit
An open ring in Signal Orange: the perceive, reason, act loop at the heart of every agent. It is never closed.
- 2
The lens
Taken from the Global AI Community “g”. The agent looking out at the world. The pupil is always a cut-out, so it takes the color of the background.
- 3
The node
Sits in the gap of the orbit: a city, a community, a person joining the loop. The pupil looks toward it.
- 4
The wordmark
“AgentCon” in Space Grotesk Bold with tightened tracking; the year in Space Grotesk Medium, Signal Orange. All type in the logo files is outlined.
Lockups
Use the horizontal lockup by default. Use the stacked lockup for square and portrait formats. Use the evergreen version (without year) for things that outlive 2027, such as merchandise and the website header. The mark alone is for avatars, favicons and small spaces where the name already appears nearby.
Color versions
Full color on Cream or White is preferred. Use the reversed version on Ink and Navy. On Signal Orange, Sky Blue or photography, use the one-color white or ink version. Never place the full-color logo on orange.
Clear space & minimum size
Keep a clear space of x around the logo, where x is half the height of the mark. Nothing (text, edges, other logos) may enter this area. Below the minimum sizes the details of the mark fill in; switch to the mark-only version instead.
120 px · 30 mm
72 px · 20 mm
20 px · 6 mm
Minimum widths shown at actual screen size. For embroidery and laser engraving use the one-color mark at 15 mm or larger.
Endorsement
Every AgentCon asset carries the Global AI Community endorsement. Use the endorsed lockup on primary assets (website, stage, sponsor decks), or place the Global AI Community logo in a corner with the label “Organized by” on smaller formats. The Global AI Community logo is always smaller than the AgentCon logo.
City lockups
Each local edition gets its own lockup: the mark and wordmark, with the city in Signal Orange and the year in a muted tone below. Use the city’s common English name (or the name the local community uses on globalai.community). Generate yours below. Don’t build it by hand.
Logo misuse
The logo is a fixed piece of artwork. Always use the supplied files and never recreate, modify or decorate it.
The legacy badge
The illustrated world-landmarks badge used for 2025 and 2026 editions is retired as the AgentCon logo. It may still appear on archive and recap content about those editions, and on leftover merchandise. Never combine it with the 2027 logo, and don’t create new artwork based on it.

Recap posts, photo albums and videos from 2025–2026 editions.
Selling or giving away existing merchandise stock.
New 2027 events, sponsor decks, signage or merchandise.
Side by side with the Orbit mark or the 2027 wordmark.
Warm, grounded, unmistakably Global AI.
The AgentCon palette is the Global AI Community palette. Cream and Ink do most of the work; Signal Orange is the spark that makes things happen; Sky Blue gives breathing room. Click any value to copy it.
Primary palette
Use these four colors for almost everything.
- HEX
- RGB
- CMYK
- 0 14 36 91
Primary text and dark surfaces. Use instead of pure black.
- HEX
- RGB
- CMYK
- 0 0 4 4
The page. Calmer than white; pairs with white cards.
- HEX
- RGB
- CMYK
- 0 62 80 16
The orbit, highlights, large headlines, backgrounds for big moments.
- HEX
- RGB
- CMYK
- 29 13 0 22
The lens, illustration fills, secondary surfaces on Ink.
CMYK values are conversions for coated stock. Always request a printed proof for large print runs.
Proportion
Keep color in balance: mostly calm surfaces, with a confident, deliberate use of orange. If everything is orange, nothing stands out.
Supporting colors
Deep shades are for text and interactive states where contrast matters. Tints are for backgrounds of tags, callouts and table rows. Navy is reserved for the Global AI Community logo and endorsement areas. Live Green is only for status, never decoration.
#B8431F#FBE9E0#3C657F#E6EEF4#FDF0E3#6E6759#1E224E#178F57Accessible pairings
All text must meet WCAG 2.2 AA. Signal Orange is not dark enough for small text on light backgrounds: use Orange Deep for links, small labels and buttons with white text.
| Pairing | Ratio | Use for |
|---|---|---|
| Ink on Cream | 16.8 : 1 | AAA · all text |
| Sky Blue on Ink | 7.9 : 1 | AAA · all text |
| White on Orange Deep | 5.4 : 1 | AA · buttons, all text |
| Muted on Cream | 5.1 : 1 | AA · secondary text |
| Orange Deep on Cream | 4.9 : 1 | AA · links, labels |
| Orange on Ink | 4.5 : 1 | AA · all text |
| White on Orange | 4.1 : 1 | AA large only · ≥ 24 px, or ≥ 19 px bold |
| Orange on Cream | 3.8 : 1 | AA large only · headlines, graphics |
| Sky Blue on Cream | 2.1 : 1 | Never for text |
Two typefaces, both open source.
The same pairing as globalai.community. Space Grotesk brings a technical, slightly quirky voice to headlines; Instrument Sans keeps long text friendly and easy to read. Both are free on Google Fonts under the SIL Open Font License.
Aa
Space Grotesk
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz 0123456789 &@#→
Headlines, numbers, dates, buttons, labels and the year in lockups. Google Fonts ↗
Aa
Instrument Sans
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz 0123456789 &@#→
Paragraphs, abstracts, bios, captions and UI text. Google Fonts ↗
Type scale
Sizes for web. For print and slides, keep the same ratios. Headlines use tight tracking and tight leading; body text gets room to breathe.
Ship the agent.
AgentCon Copenhagen
From prototype to production
Evaluating multi-agent systems in the wild
A one-day deep dive into designing, deploying and integrating autonomous AI systems.
Expect hands-on demos, technical sessions and honest conversations from practitioners in the trenches, organized entirely by local volunteer communities who are part of the movement themselves.
Keynote · Room A · 09:30
agent.run(task, tools=[search, code_exec])
Rules
A few habits that keep AgentCon typography recognisable.
Sentence case
Headlines and buttons use sentence case. Uppercase is only for short eyebrow labels.
Highlight one idea
Color at most one phrase of a headline in Signal Orange, and only at large sizes.
Fallbacks
When the brand fonts can’t be installed (e.g. shared slide decks), use Arial or Segoe UI. Never substitute a serif or script font.
The orbit field.
Our signature graphic expands the mark’s orbit into a field of concentric, open orbits. Every orbit has a gap, and every gap holds a node: one stop on the world tour. Use it to frame content, never to fill every corner.
Crop it off an edge or corner, so it feels larger than the format.
Keep orbit lines thin and quiet; let the nodes carry the color.
Don’t place text on top of nodes, close the orbits or animate it faster than a slow drift.
Shapes & corners
Shapes are soft and generous, like the Global AI Community website. Use these radii consistently, scaled to the format.
26 px
18 px
circle
Iconography
Simple outline icons on a 24 px grid, 2 px stroke, round caps and joins. Use Ink or Cream; reserve Signal Orange for a single active state. We recommend the open-source Lucide set.
Photography
Show real people building real things. Favor candid moments over posed shots: hands on keyboards, whiteboards full of arrows, a speaker mid-demo, a hallway conversation. Every city looks different, and that’s the point.
Talk like a builder.
AgentCon sounds like a good engineer explaining something they shipped last week: specific, honest, enthusiastic without hype, and happy to share what went wrong.
Show, don’t hype
Concrete over abstract. Demos, numbers and code beat adjectives. We never say “revolutionary”.
Honest
Talk about trade-offs, failures and lessons learned. Practitioners trust practitioners.
Global, made local
One series, many accents. Celebrate the local community and city in every message.
Open door
Free, friendly and welcoming, whether you’re shipping your first agent or scaling production systems.
Say it like this
Examples for social posts, session descriptions and emails.
AgentCon Copenhagen is on 26 January. A full day of live demos and deep dives from people shipping agents in production. Free, as always.
Join us for the most revolutionary AI event of the year and unlock the future of intelligent automation!
We broke our eval pipeline three times before it worked. Here’s what we learned.
Discover best-in-class strategies to leverage cutting-edge agentic paradigms.
Naming
Consistent naming makes the world tour feel like one event. Use these formats on globalai.community, Meetup, social media and signage.
| Write | Not | Note |
|---|---|---|
| AgentCon | Agentcon, Agent Con, AGENTCON, AgentsCon | One word, capital A and C. Plural: “AgentCon events”. |
| AgentCon Copenhagen | AgentCon - Copenhagen, AgentCon @ Copenhagen | Local edition: series name, space, city. No dashes or symbols. |
| AgentCon Copenhagen 2027 | AgentCon 2027 - Copenhagen, AgentCon CPH ’27 | Add the year only when needed to disambiguate; year always last. |
| AgentCon World Tour | AgentCon Global Tour, AgentCon Series | For the series as a whole. |
| Global AI Community | GAIC, Global AI, globalAI | Spell out in public copy. “Global AI Copenhagen” for a chapter. |
| AI Agents Developer Conference | AI Agent Developers Conference | The official descriptor, used under the logo or as a subtitle. |
Putting it together.
Reference layouts for the most common AgentCon assets. Replace the content, keep the structure: logo top-left, one strong headline, date and city as pills, endorsement always present.
Lars de Vries
Miriam
Nakato
Collect the tour.
Every AgentCon stop gets its own passport stamp, printed as a sticker and handed out at the event. Collect them on your laptop as you follow the tour. One system, one stamp per city, so the series feels connected wherever you are.
Example cities and dates. Landmark art is shown as a placeholder until each city’s artwork is ready.
Anatomy
Stamps are one ink on cream, with a worn rubber-stamp texture. Alternate the two shapes along the tour and cycle the inks: Ink, Deep Blue, Signal Orange.
Round · 50 mm
“AGENTCON 2027” on the top arc, city on the bottom arc, two marks as separators. Landmark in the center with a postmark date bar.
Rectangle · 58 × 40 mm
Double border, landmark panel on top, city name in bold caps, then mark, series and date on one line.
World Tour · 60 mm
The full-color mark with every city around the ring. For the series as a whole: speakers, organizers, sponsors and swag tables.
Landmark art
One recognizable landmark per city, drawn as fine line art in the stamp ink. Start from a photo you own or have licensed for print: shot straight on, against open sky, with a clear silhouette. tools/build_stickers.py --art turns the photo into line art and places it in the stamp.
One landmark, recognizable from its silhouette alone: a bridge, a gate, a tower.
Keep the texture subtle. City, date and series must stay readable at 50 mm.
Don’t use full-color photos, multiple inks, generic skylines or images you don’t have the rights to.
Matte white vinyl, die-cut to shape. Each print file is in millimetres with all type outlined, a 2 mm bleed, and the cut line in magenta on its own cutline layer. The worn texture is an SVG filter: ask your printer to flatten it, or export to PDF at 600 dpi first.
The kit.
All logos are vector SVG with outlined type. Need a PNG, EPS or a format that isn’t here? Ask the Global AI Community team, or use the city lockup builder for local PNGs.
Logos
Full color, reversed (for dark backgrounds), and one-color ink and white versions.
Graphics, fonts & code
Orbit field artwork, tour stamp stickers, the brand typefaces and design tokens for web projects.
Not sure? Ask before you ship.
Organizing an AgentCon and need help with artwork or approvals? Reach out to the Global AI Community team.