Bundesadler Logo

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Bundesadler logo

About Bundesadler

A high-contrast, monochrome heraldic eagle silhouette rendered in white on a black field. The mark is highly stylized and symmetrical: two large, curved wing shapes sweep upward from the body, a simplified head/profile sits at the top centre, and two separate claw/talon shapes appear below the body, each with three splayed toes. The design is minimal — details are reduced to bold, clean negative-space shapes rather than feather-level detail.

Overall the composition reads as a formal coat-of-arms style emblem (a heraldic eagle) with geometric, flat shapes and strong symmetry between left and right. There is no text present in the image.

What's in it: eagle wings head talons

Shapes: heraldic eagle silhouette curved wings head profile separate talons symmetrical composition

Style: heraldic silhouette minimalist monochrome symmetrical

Heraldic/national emblem evoking state authority and sovereignty (a stylized eagle used as a coat of arms).

Colors

Extracted from the image. How we pick the colors →

Black

#000000 · primary

White

#FFFFFF · accent

Bundesadler Logo History

The Bundesadler (Federal Eagle) is the national coat of arms of Germany. Its eagle motif traces back to the imperial eagle of the Holy Roman Empire and has been used in various forms in German state heraldry for centuries; the stylized version shown is the emblem used by the Federal Republic of Germany and federal institutions.

Frequently asked

What does this logo represent?

It is the Bundesadler — the Federal Eagle — the national coat of arms and emblem of the Federal Republic of Germany.

Is this the official symbol of the German government?

Yes. The stylized eagle is used as the official national emblem by federal institutions in Germany.

Can I use this emblem commercially?

Usage of national emblems can be restricted by law and custom. For commercial or reproduction use, check relevant German regulations and government guidelines before using it.