This section explains the closing branding requirements for all in-house programmes for both CBBC and CBeebies. If you are an independent production company or a BBC independent executive producer, please take a look at the specific guidelines for independent programmes.
The primary CBBC logo must appear on the end board for CBBC programmes and CBeebies logo must appear on the end board for CBeebies programmes. Guidelines for how these logos must appear are below.
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CBBC and CBeebies prefer closing credits to run over the top of action in vision. If this is not appropriate for a particular show, closing credit should be centred over an interesting background, but not over plain black.
Logos for CBBC and CBeebies must be centred at all times on the end board.Logos must appear at a minimum size. Details are below.
To check that graphics don't appear out of frame, check the picture safe grid below.
Pre-formatted end credit with CBeebies logo and producer credit centred. The CBeebies logo should be aligned within the centre of the screen.

Pre-formatted end credit with CBBC logo and producer credit centred. Purple line denotes the exclusion zone, it is not visible on screen.

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The BBC logo must appear within the LOGO SAFE grid. The percentages shown are percentages of the 16:9 screen size. Full information of the exact dimensions of each area are in section 7.1.3 of the Technical Standards.

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