ISO Logo

Logo

ISO logo

About ISO

A left-aligned dark blue square contains a stylized white globe (latitude/longitude grid) with large, bold white letters "ISO" superimposed across the globe. A thin vertical divider in blue separates the square emblem from the wordmark.
To the right of the divider is a stacked, right-aligned blue sans-serif wordmark reading "International Organization for Standardization" in three lines. Overall layout is emblem + divider + stacked wordmark, using two tones of blue and white.

What's in it: globe wordmark text

Shapes: square emblem circle (globe) vertical divider stacked wordmark

Style: corporate minimalist geometric emblem + wordmark

Text in logo: ISO International Organization for Standardization

A globe motif suggests international reach and global coordination; the bold "ISO" wordmark emphasizes standardization and authority.

Colors

Extracted from the image. How we pick the colors →

Dark blue (emblem background)

#0B5DA8 · primary

Medium blue (wordmark & divider)

#1E73C6 · secondary

White (letters & globe lines)

#FFFFFF · accent

ISO Logo History

ISO (International Organization for Standardization) is an independent, non-governmental international standards organization founded in 1947 and headquartered in Geneva, Switzerland. The short name "ISO" is derived from the Greek word "isos" meaning "equal," chosen so the name would be consistent across languages.