Adobe Acrobat Logo

A dark (near-black/brown) square panel sits inside a thin red square frame. Centered on the dark panel is a single, continuous white ribbon-like stroke that forms a flowing, cursive letter "A" with looped terminals. The dark panel has a su...

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White ribbon-like cursive “A” centered on a dark square with a thin red square border (Adobe Acrobat icon).
Adobe Acrobat logo

About Adobe Acrobat

A dark (near-black/brown) square panel sits inside a thin red square frame. Centered on the dark panel is a single, continuous white ribbon-like stroke that forms a flowing, cursive letter "A" with looped terminals.

The dark panel has a subtle radial gradient (slightly lighter toward the center) which gives depth behind the flat white mark. The overall composition is an app-style icon: bold red border, dark inner field, and a single high-contrast symbol in the middle.

What's in it: stylized letter 'A' (ribbon/calligraphic stroke)

Shapes: square frame central rounded square single flowing stroke (letterform)

Style: minimalist iconic script/hand-drawn flat with subtle gradient monoline ribbon

A flowing, cursive letter "A" formed by a single ribbon-like stroke; evokes handwriting, fluidity and a distinctive letterform.

Colors

Extracted from the image. How we pick the colors →

Dark brown / near-black
#251A18 · primary
Adobe red (frame)
#D93A2D · secondary
White (symbol)
#FFFFFF · accent

Adobe Acrobat Logo History

Adobe Acrobat is a family of software and services for creating, viewing and editing PDF documents, developed by Adobe Systems. The stylized white "A" ribbon mark is used as the Acrobat/Reader app icon.

Frequently asked

What application uses this icon?

This is the icon for Adobe Acrobat / Acrobat Reader, the PDF viewing and editing software from Adobe Systems.

What does the white symbol represent?

The white mark is a stylized, ribbon-like cursive letter "A" serving as the Acrobat/Reader symbol.

What are the main colors used?

A near-black/dark brown background (#251A18), a red frame (#D93A2D), and a white symbol (#FFFFFF).

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