C++ Logo

Logo

C++ logo

About C++

A flat, hexagonal badge in three tones of blue with a large, white, uppercase letter 'C' centered inside. The hexagon is divided by an angled diagonal fold: the top-left face is a lighter sky-blue, the lower-right face is a darker navy; a mid-blue triangular wedge on the right overlaps the 'C' and contains two small white plus signs ('++').

The 'C' is bold and rounded with a circular inner counter; the triangular wedge creates a subtle long-shadow/fold effect across the letter and adds depth through contrasting blue tones. Overall the mark reads as a single compact emblem combining a letterform and two plus symbols.

What's in it: letter C two plus signs (++)

Shapes: hexagon rounded letter C (circular counter) right-pointing triangle (fold/wedge) small plus signs

Style: modern flat geometric badge minimal

Text in logo: C++

The letter 'C' combined with two plus signs (++) visually references the name of the C++ programming language; the plus signs suggest increment/extension.

Colors

Extracted from the image. How we pick the colors →

Light sky blue

#6BAFEA · primary

Medium blue

#2E74B4 · accent

Dark navy blue

#0F466B · secondary

White

#FFFFFF · accent

C++ Logo History

C++ is a general-purpose programming language created by Bjarne Stroustrup as an extension of C; its first commercial release was in 1985 and it was later standardized by ISO (first ISO standard in 1998).