Facebook (Find us on) Logo
Three horizontal 'Find us on: facebook' badge variations stacked vertically. Each badge shows a white rounded square on the left containing a lowercase stylized 'f' (in Facebook blue) siting above a short darker-blue baseline; to the right...
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About Facebook (Find us on)
Three horizontal 'Find us on: facebook' badge variations stacked vertically. Each badge shows a white rounded square on the left containing a lowercase stylized 'f' (in Facebook blue) siting above a short darker-blue baseline; to the right are two lines of text: a smaller "Find us on:" line above a bold "facebook" wordmark with a registered ® symbol.
The three rows are variations: the top row is a deep Facebook-blue rounded rectangle with all text and the left square in white; the middle row is a lighter, muted blue background with the same white icon and text; the bottom row is an inverted/outlined treatment with a dark blue border and dark blue wordmark on a light/white interior while the left square remains white with a blue 'f'.
What's in it: stylized lowercase 'f' (Facebook icon)
Shapes: rounded rectangle (badge) rounded square (icon) wordmark horizontal layout
Style: corporate flat minimalist badge icon + wordmark
Text in logo: Find us on: facebook®
A social-media platform call-to-action badge; the lowercase 'f' in a square is the recognizable social-network icon.
Colors
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Facebook (Find us on) Logo History
Facebook launched as a social networking service in February 2004 (founded by Mark Zuckerberg and collaborators). The consumer product became Facebook, Inc.; the company later reorganized under parent Meta Platforms, Inc. (rebrand announced 2021).
Frequently asked
What brand is this?
Facebook (the Facebook "f" icon and wordmark).
What are the main colors used?
Deep Facebook blue (#3B5998), a muted light blue (#6D84B8) and white (#FFFFFF), plus a dark navy for outlines (#0F2545).
Can I use this logo freely?
Use of Facebook's logo is subject to Facebook/Meta brand guidelines and permissions; consult the company's trademark and brand-use policies before reuse.