Flutter Logo

A geometric, multi-tone blue symbol sits to the left of a grey wordmark. The symbol is built from three overlapping, angled parallelograms/chevrons that form a stylized, angular letter "F" or a wing-like mark — the top piece is a bright cya...

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Flutter logo: blue angular stylized 'F' symbol left of grey 'Flutter' wordmark.
Flutter logo

About Flutter

A geometric, multi-tone blue symbol sits to the left of a grey wordmark. The symbol is built from three overlapping, angled parallelograms/chevrons that form a stylized, angular letter "F" or a wing-like mark — the top piece is a bright cyan, the middle a medium blue, and the lowest piece a darker blue.

To the right, the word "Flutter" appears in a mid-grey, using a clean, modern sans-serif wordmark. Overall the mark is flat, minimalist and composed of crisp diagonal lines and stacked shapes.

What's in it: stylized 'F' wing/chevron (abstract)

Shapes: angled chevrons layered parallelograms stylized letterform wordmark

Style: modern minimalist geometric flat multitone

Text in logo: Flutter

Visually suggests speed, flight or layered paper — a stylized 'F'/wing formed by stacked chevrons conveying motion and modular layers.

Categories

Technology
Flutter Technology

https://flutter.dev

Colors

Extracted from the image. How we pick the colors →

Medium blue
#00A3F0 · primary
Dark blue
#0C5DA8 · secondary
Light cyan
#3FCBFF · accent
Neutral grey (wordmark)
#6E6E6E · secondary

Flutter Logo History

Flutter is a UI toolkit developed and maintained by Google for building natively compiled applications for mobile, web and desktop. The project originated as "Sky" around 2015 and Flutter 1.0 reached stable release in December 2018; it is actively maintained by Google with a broad open-source community.

Frequently asked

What is this logo?

It is the Flutter logo — a stylized blue 'F' symbol next to the wordmark for Google's cross-platform UI toolkit.

Who develops Flutter?

Flutter is developed and maintained by Google, with contributions from an open-source community.

What do the blue shapes represent?

The layered, angled shapes form a stylized 'F' and visually suggest motion, flight or stacked layers (modularity).

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