Deutsche Telekom Logo

Left-aligned two-line wordmark reading "Deutsche" over "Telekom" set in a medium-gray serif type. To the right of the text sits a prominent magenta, stylized uppercase letter "T". A row of three small light-gray square dots extends horizont...

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Two-line gray 'Deutsche Telekom' wordmark with a magenta stylized 'T' and three gray square dots to its right.
Deutsche Telekom logo

About Deutsche Telekom

Left-aligned two-line wordmark reading "Deutsche" over "Telekom" set in a medium-gray serif type. To the right of the text sits a prominent magenta, stylized uppercase letter "T". A row of three small light-gray square dots extends horizontally to the right of the "T", forming a short dotted ellipsis.

Overall the composition pairs a traditional serif wordmark with a bold, geometric symbol: flat, solid fills with no gradients and clear separation between the gray text, the magenta lettermark and the pale-gray squares.

What's in it: letter T square dots

Shapes: wordmark uppercase 'T' lettermark square dots / ellipsis

Style: minimalist corporate serif wordmark flat colors geometric accents

Text in logo: Deutsche Telekom

A bold initial 'T' paired with trailing square dots suggests the brand initial plus continuity/connection (ellipsis-like), reinforcing communications and network continuity.

Colors

Extracted from the image. How we pick the colors →

Telekom magenta
#E20074 · primary
Medium gray (wordmark)
#6E6E6E · secondary
Light gray (dots)
#B3B3B3 · accent

Deutsche Telekom Logo History

Deutsche Telekom AG is the large German telecommunications company formed after the 1995 privatization of the former state postal and telecom services (Deutsche Bundespost). Headquartered in Bonn, it is one of Europe's major telecom operators.

Frequently asked

What are the main colours used in this logo?

Primary magenta #E20074, medium gray for the wordmark #6E6E6E, and light gray for the square dots #B3B3B3.

What do the three square dots represent?

Visually they form an ellipsis-like row suggesting continuation or connectivity; they act as a geometric accent to the central 'T' lettermark.

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