CEDAR CUP — ONE-INK COFFEE LABEL Cedar Cup is a fictional cafe demonstration. Label files made October 2026. Only the mark was generated by SVG AI. The color reduction, label layout, outlined text, preview page and this README were prepared by an AI coding agent (Claude) with Python scripts and Chrome. FILES cedar-cup-generated.svg: Untouched SVG AI download from September 30, 2026 (Ultra, one SVG, transparent background On, four displayed credits). 55 paths: 29 opaque paths in three greens and 26 near-white or grey paths at 1.2-28.6% fill opacity. Not generated again here. cedar-cup-mark-one-color.svg: The 26 partly transparent paths deleted and the remaining 29 paths joined into one path with fill #023B1D. Default nonzero fill rule; evenodd would cut holes where sprig tips overlap. Made with a Python script, not in the SVG AI app. cedar-cup-label-editable.svg: 76.2 x 101.6 mm (3 x 4 in) label, viewBox 0 0 76.2 101.6 (1 unit = 1 mm). Five text elements with ids brand, blend, roast, weight and date, set in Lora (not embedded). cedar-cup-label-outlined.svg: The same label with each line converted to path geometry (HarfBuzz shaping, Lora outlines at weights 600/400). Not editable as text; change the editable file and outline it again (for example Path > Object to Path in Inkscape, or Create Outlines in Illustrator). Install Lora.ttf first so the editor uses the right font. cedar-cup-label-proof.svg: Outlined label plus trim (red) and a 4 mm safe margin (blue dashed). The guides are not artwork. Lora.ttf and OFL.txt: Lora variable font and its SIL Open Font License, from Google Fonts. Not modified. Keep the license with the font. index.html: Full-size preview in CSS millimeters with a 50 mm scale bar and fields that change the preview only. Longer text is not checked against the 4 mm safe margin. OPEN THE PREVIEW Serve this folder locally, for example: python -m http.server 8000 then open http://localhost:8000/. No upload, account or external request. LIMITS #023B1D is an sRGB screen color, not an ink specification. Agree ink, paper and label size with your printer and ask for a physical proof. No print test was made. On-screen size depends on the display and zoom. The text fields are placeholders; no food-labelling requirement was checked. No trademark clearance is claimed for the fictional brand.