BP plc Logo

A circular, radial emblem formed from multiple overlapping petal shapes arranged like a sunflower or sunburst. The petals are layered in alternating green and yellow tones, creating a bright central star-like white core where the shapes con...

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Layered green and yellow sunflower-style sunburst made of overlapping petals with a small green lowercase 'bp' at top right.
BP plc logo

About BP plc

A circular, radial emblem formed from multiple overlapping petal shapes arranged like a sunflower or sunburst. The petals are layered in alternating green and yellow tones, creating a bright central star-like white core where the shapes converge. The overall mark reads as a layered flower/solar burst with geometric, repeating petal blades.

A small, lowercase "bp" wordmark in green sits to the upper-right of the emblem. The wordmark is set in a simple, rounded sans serif and is visually separate from the petal emblem.

What's in it: flower sunburst petals

Shapes: radial flower/sunburst overlapping petal shapes lowercase wordmark

Style: geometric flat layered modern corporate

Text in logo: bp

Visually evokes a sunflower or sunburst — connotations of nature, energy, growth and renewable/bright energy.

Colors

Extracted from the image. How we pick the colors →

Dark green (outer petals & wordmark)
#007A33 · primary
Mid green (inner petals)
#39B54A · secondary
Bright yellow (inner petals)
#FFD100 · accent
White (center)
#FFFFFF · accent

BP plc Logo History

BP plc is a British multinational oil and gas company. The green-and-yellow sunflower/sunburst emblem and the lowercase "bp" wordmark were introduced in a corporate rebrand around 2000 to emphasize energy and environmental themes.

Frequently asked

What does the symbol look like?

A circular arrangement of layered green and yellow petals forming a sunflower or sunburst with a white center.

Is there readable text in the logo?

Yes — a small, lowercase 'bp' wordmark in green appears to the upper-right of the emblem.

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