Google 2015 Logo

A flat, lowercase wordmark reading “Google” set in a geometric, rounded sans‑serif. Each letter is a single solid color: the initial G and the second g are blue, the first o and the final e are red, the second o is yellow, and the l is gree...

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Google wordmark in lowercase multicolour geometric sans‑serif (blue, red, yellow, blue, green, red).
Google 2015 logo

About Google 2015

A flat, lowercase wordmark reading “Google” set in a geometric, rounded sans‑serif. Each letter is a single solid color: the initial G and the second g are blue, the first o and the final e are red, the second o is yellow, and the l is green. Letterforms are even-weight with circular counters and open apertures, creating a friendly, modern appearance.

The logo uses no gradients, shadows, or outlines — it is a simple, multicolour logotype with balanced spacing between characters. The overall look is minimalist and playful due to the bright primary colors and rounded shapes.

Shapes: wordmark lowercase letters rounded geometric letterforms circular counters

Style: flat minimalist geometric sans-serif multicolour

Text in logo: Google

Visually evokes playfulness, approachability and a sense of diversity through bright primary colours and rounded, friendly letterforms.

Colors

Extracted from the image. How we pick the colors →

Blue
#4285F4 · primary
Red
#DB4437 · primary
Yellow
#F4B400 · primary
Green
#0F9D58 · primary

Google 2015 Logo History

This is Google’s 2015 wordmark redesign: a flat, multicolour logotype set in the custom geometric sans‑serif 'Product Sans', unveiled by Google on September 1, 2015 to unify its identity across devices and products.

Frequently asked

When was this logo introduced?

The Product Sans multicolour wordmark was unveiled by Google on September 1, 2015.

What typeface is used?

The 2015 design uses Google's custom geometric sans‑serif called Product Sans.

What do the colours mean?

Visually the bright primary colours convey playfulness and approachability; Google has not published a single literal meaning for each colour.

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