Brand assets.
Logos, colors and typefaces for press, partners and anyone writing about Blinkhop. Please keep them as they are.
- 4 logo versions
- 1 app icon
- SVG and PNG files
Color
Ink, paper and one lime dot.
Lime is our only accent. Use it sparingly, like the dot in the logo.
- #0B0D12
- #C6F432
- #F2F3EF
- #556B00
- #596274
Typography
Three open-source typefaces.
All three are free under the SIL Open Font License.
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Headings · Outfit
Short links, in a blink.
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Text and interface · Inter
Paste a long URL, get a clean link.
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Links and code · JetBrains Mono
zou.sh/launch
Usage
Writing about Blinkhop.
- Write Blinkhop: one word, capital B. Not BlinkHop, Blink Hop or blinkhop.
- Our short-link domain is zou.sh, always lowercase.
- Leave clear space around the logo, at least the height of the lime dot.
- On photos or busy backgrounds, use the one-color versions.
Please don’t
- Stretch, rotate or redraw the logo
- Change its colors or add effects
- Use it to suggest a partnership or endorsement
- Put it in your own product’s name or logo
Press
About Blinkhop, in one paragraph.
Blinkhop is a link shortener for people, apps and AI agents. Launched on October 11, 2026, it turns long URLs into short links on the zou.sh domain without an account, ads or captchas, and works over Tor and VPNs. Developers use its REST API without a key, and AI assistants such as Claude, ChatGPT and Cursor connect through its MCP server. Clicks are counted without cookies or stored IP addresses, and destinations are checked against known phishing and malware domains. Blinkhop is funded by paid plans, not ads.
Writing about short links?
Our guides explain how they work, with sources. Feel free to cite them.