Google Logo
A horizontal wordmark reading "Google" in brightly saturated primary colors: the capital G is blue, the first o is red, the second o is yellow, the g is blue, the l is green, and the final e is red. Letters are rendered as individual, evenl...
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About Google
A horizontal wordmark reading "Google" in brightly saturated primary colors: the capital G is blue, the first o is red, the second o is yellow, the g is blue, the l is green, and the final e is red. Letters are rendered as individual, evenly spaced glyphs with clear counters and a slightly calligraphic serif style rather than a geometric sans-serif.
The mark includes a small trademark "TM" superscript to the upper right. Overall the logo is clean and flat with no additional icons, gradients, or background elements — the emphasis is on the multicoloured letterforms themselves.
Shapes: wordmark capital-and-lowercase letters single-line text
Style: playful flat multicolour serif clean
Text in logo: Google
Evokes playfulness and approachability through bright primary colours and friendly letterforms; suggests variety and openness via the multicolour treatment.
Colors
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Google Logo History
This is the classic Google wordmark (the serif "Catull" style) used by Google from the late 1990s/early 2000s until it was replaced by a geometric sans-serif wordmark in 2015.
Frequently asked
What company uses this logo?
This is the Google wordmark.
Are the colours standardized?
Yes — the logo uses a specific palette of blue, red, yellow and green; common hex approximations are #4285F4, #DB4437, #F4B400, #0F9D58.
Is this the current Google logo?
No — this serif-style wordmark is the older Google logo; Google switched to a sans-serif wordmark in 2015.
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