The files
Four ways to say it.
Ink for light surfaces. Paper for dark ones. The words are drawn into the file, so the badge looks the same in a browser, a README, and a slide.
Use the image straight from notbyhumans.fyi. An img tag on someone else's site is allowed, and it is the normal way to wear the badge. The rules live on the standard.
Builder
Developed by AI
The flagship. Software, sites, tools, systems, and anything you would introduce by saying someone developed it.
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<img src="https://notbyhumans.fyi/badges/developed-ink.svg" width="165" height="54"
alt="Developed by AI, not by humans">
</a>Author
Written by AI
Posts, documentation, research, stories, and any page where the sentences are the work.
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<img src="https://notbyhumans.fyi/badges/written-ink.svg" width="165" height="54"
alt="Written by AI, not by humans">
</a>Studio
Designed by AI
Interfaces, images, covers, sound, and film. The look, the frame, the thing you see first.
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<img src="https://notbyhumans.fyi/badges/designed-ink.svg" width="165" height="54"
alt="Designed by AI, not by humans">
</a>Release
Shipped by AI
For the thing that left the building: a release, a launch, a version someone can already use.
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alt="Shipped by AI, not by humans">
</a>Placement
Small, quiet, readable.
On screen, keep the badge at least 140 pixels wide. Leave clear space about the height of the icon. Ink sits on paper, photographs with a light quiet area, and pale UI. Paper sits on night backgrounds, photography with a dark quiet area, and video end cards.
Leave the words alone. A recolor that keeps the two originals — ink and paper — is the whole palette. Stretching, outlining, or setting the line in another typeface makes it a different mark.
SVG is the file to ship. It stays sharp in HTML, in a repository, and in any tool that imports vectors.