Firebase Logo
A stylized, geometric flame made of three overlapping triangular peaks. The largest shape forms a rounded, shield-like base in a pale yellow; two smaller upright triangular shapes (one medium orange, one darker orange) sit behind and overla...
Logo
About Firebase
A stylized, geometric flame made of three overlapping triangular peaks. The largest shape forms a rounded, shield-like base in a pale yellow; two smaller upright triangular shapes (one medium orange, one darker orange) sit behind and overlap toward the left, creating a sense of layered facets and a central seam where the colors meet.
The artwork uses flat color with subtle internal gradients and no text. The overall silhouette is upward-pointing and angular, evoking fire, energy and a folded-paper look.
What's in it: flame
Shapes: stylized flame overlapping triangles rounded base / shield-like silhouette
Style: minimalist geometric flat layered modern
Visually evokes a flame (energy, warmth, activity) and layered/faceted structure (components, tooling).
Colors
Extracted from the image. How we pick the colors →
Firebase Logo History
Firebase began as a realtime backend service founded by James Tamplin and Andrew Lee in 2011. Google acquired Firebase in 2014 and expanded it into a broader mobile and web application development platform and cloud service suite.
Frequently asked
What company uses this logo?
This is the logo for Firebase, Google's mobile and web application development platform.
What are the main colors used?
Main colors are pale yellow and several shades of orange (approximated here as #FFD54A, #FFB300, #FF8A00, #F57C00).
Is there text in the logo?
No — the provided image is a purely graphical mark without any wordmark text.