Apple + Mac OS Logo

About Apple + Mac OS

Two separate but related Mac/Apple marks are shown side-by-side. On the left is the classic macOS Finder icon: a rounded square divided vertically into two stylized facial halves that form a simple smiling face. The left half is a darker blue and the right half a much lighter blue; thin dark lines define the nose, mouth and eyes, and the whole icon uses glossy, soft gradients and a subtle beveled edge.

On the right is a glossy, silver-blue bitten-apple silhouette with a detached leaf at the top. The apple is rendered with a vertical gradient from a near-white highlight at the top to a mid-silver-blue at the bottom, with a darker thin outline that gives a beveled, three-dimensional look. There is no visible wordmark or additional text in the image.

What's in it: smiling face apple (bitten) leaf

Shapes: rounded square stylized face (split) bitten apple silhouette leaf

Style: glossy gradient beveled cartoonish (Finder) minimal silhouette (Apple)

The smiling, split-face Finder icon visually conveys friendliness and approachability; the bitten-apple silhouette reads as a simple, recognizable brand emblem and suggests a single-object symbol and identity.