General Electric Logo

A flat circular badge rendered in black with a stylized, ornate white monogram at its center. The monogram forms the letters "G" and "E" in flowing, symmetrical script with decorative curlicues that extend toward the circle's edges. The em...

Logo

Black circular emblem with ornate white 'GE' monogram and decorative swirls.
General Electric logo

About General Electric

A flat circular badge rendered in black with a stylized, ornate white monogram at its center. The monogram forms the letters "G" and "E" in flowing, symmetrical script with decorative curlicues that extend toward the circle's edges.

The emblem is minimal in palette (black and white) and presents as a vintage/heritage roundel: a single outer circular boundary contains the intertwined letterforms and small ornamental swirls at roughly the cardinal points.

What's in it: stylized letters: G stylized letters: E ornamental swirls

Shapes: circle monogram swirls/curlicues circular badge

Style: ornate vintage monogram flat minimal palette

Text in logo: GE

The intertwined script monogram and circular seal evoke heritage, longevity and traditional corporate identity (trustworthiness and industrial legacy).

Colors

Extracted from the image. How we pick the colors →

Black
#000000 · primary
White
#FFFFFF · secondary

General Electric Logo History

General Electric (GE) was formed in 1892 through the merger of Edison General Electric and Thomson-Houston. The ornate circular GE monogram has been used by the company since the early 20th century and has been refined over many decades as a core corporate mark across its industrial and consumer divisions.

Frequently asked

Is this the General Electric logo?

Yes — it's the stylized GE monogram within a circular badge (the company commonly uses a blue version, but this image is black and white).

What colors are visible in this image?

The image shows black as the primary color and white as the monogram/negative space.

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