SRT Brand Guidelines

SRT is a registered trademark of Haivision. Use of the SRT name and logos must follow the guidelines outlined on this page. A full copy of the SRT Brand Guidelines is included in the official logo package for reference.

Trademark Use & Attribution

While SRT is a trademark of Haivision, the community is encouraged to reference SRT” freely when describing compatibility or interoperability within technical documentation, specifications, and marketing materials, as long as they follow the usage guidelines.

Usage rules:

The SRT mark may be used without the ™ or ® symbol
The first reference to SRT should note it was “created, open-sourced, and maintained by Haivision”
The SRT name must not imply sponsorship, endorsement, or affiliation with Haivision without written permission

Usage Example:

“Our platform supports SRT, a protocol created, open-sourced, and maintained by Haivision.”

Prohibited Uses

Use of the SRT name or logos is not permitted in the following circumstances:

Company, Product, or Domain Names

Using SRT in company, product, service, app, or domain names without approval

False Endorsement

Implying Haivision endorsement or partnership where none exists

Brand Misrepresentation

Any use that misrepresents or harms the SRT or Haivision brands

SRT Logos & Image Marks

SRT Alliance members are granted access to official logos and image marks that signify support and interoperability with the SRT standard. Logos must not be altered, stylized, or combined with other brand elements.

SRT Logo

The primary SRT logo represents the protocol itself and may be used by any organization implementing SRT technology.

Eligibility:

Available to any organization using SRT under the MPL license

SRT Alliance Logo

Official logo representing membership in the SRT Alliance organization.

Eligibility:

Reserved for official SRT Alliance members only

SRT Ready Logo

Indicates that a product has integrated SRT technology and is available to customers.

Eligibility:

Available to members with SRT integrated into shipping products
Self-certified
Product must be publicly available

Contact: director@srtalliance.org

SRT Plugged Logo

Premium certification for products that have passed official interoperability testing.

Eligibility:

Reserved for members who passed official SRT InterOp Plugfest testing

Logo Usage Summary

SRT (Secure Reliable Transport) is an open-source video transport protocol created and maintained by Haivision and released under the Mozilla Public License (MPL).

The guidelines below explain how SRT trademarks and logos may be used.

Logo	Eligible Users	Meaning / Use
SRT Logo	Any organization	Indicates use of the SRT open-source protocol
SRT Alliance Logo	SRT Alliance members	Represents company membership in the SRT Alliance
SRT Ready Logo	SRT Alliance members	Indicates product integration of SRT (self-certified)
SRT Plugged Logo	SRT Alliance members	Indicates successful interoperability testing at an official Plugfest

Legal Notice
Unauthorized or misleading use of SRT trademarks or logos may result in revoked privileges or legal action. The SRT Alliance reserves the right to revoke logo usage at its discretion.

Contact: director@srtalliance.org

SRT Logos

Make sure you're using the correct logos and terminology when representing SRT compatibility or membership.

From the SRT Ecosystem

Authoritative technical resources and governance documentation from across the SRT ecosystem.

A Technical Guide to Implementing Open-Source SRT

An in-depth technical guide to the Secure Reliable Transport protocol, including architecture, performance characteristics, and implementation considerations.

SRT Alliance Membership Guide

Official eligibility requirements, participation guidelines, and usage rules for organizations joining the SRT Alliance.

Contact the SRT Alliance

Have questions about SRT, membership, or the SRT Alliance?
Reach the Director of the SRT Alliance at director@srtalliance.org

Or connect with the community and join the SRT Channel on Slack