A better starting point for packaging artwork.

A curated reference library for designers, artwork teams and the people checking the final proof.

Official sources come first

Each entry identifies the issuing organisation and links to its artwork or certification resources. We keep a record of the source and the date it was checked. Logo previews are kept as supplied; we do not redraw certification marks.

Community collections help us discover gaps

Open Food Facts and other public collections help us identify missing marks. We check each selected programme against its issuer before adding a guide. We do not assume a repository licence covers every third-party logo. Openly licensed artwork includes its creator credit and licence link.

Know what you’re looking at

Some organisations publish complete artwork packs. Others provide production files only to licensees. Previews may show an organisation logo, a promotional image or a watermarked mark. Each page labels the preview and points you to the correct artwork route. Some guides have no local image preview yet; these are labelled “Artwork at source.” Country tags indicate the programme’s origin or documented market relevance, not an exhaustive list of where it may be used. International programmes can also be relevant to your market. Product filters narrow the resource type; they do not establish approval for a particular product.

Useful files, without the guesswork

Where the issuer publishes a public download, we link directly to it. Licensed files stay with the issuer. We do not remove watermarks, recreate missing files or imply that a download grants product approval.

Keep the source with your project

Save a collection while browsing, then export a reference sheet with the official links. Your saved marks stay in this browser. The sheet is a starting point for an artwork brief, not a certification record.

Help us keep it accurate

Sources were checked on 23 September 2026. Issuers can change artwork and guidance, so check the official resource again before print. If you find an outdated link, use GoVisually’s contact page to tell us which entry needs attention.