Java Logo

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Java logo

About Java

A stylized steaming cup motif: three red, curving ribbon-like shapes rising like steam above a series of blue, crescent-shaped stacked strokes that form an abstract cup and saucer. Below the mark is the red wordmark "Java" set in a simple, slightly condensed serif-like type.

The composition uses a two-color palette (red for steam and text, blue for the cup rings) with clear, smooth vector shapes and no photographic detail; overall the mark reads as a minimal, pictorial emblem combined with a wordmark.

What's in it: steam coffee cup (abstract)

Shapes: three curved ribbon/steam shapes stacked curved rings oval/saucer base wordmark

Style: minimalist pictorial mark flat two-color corporate

Text in logo: Java

Visually evokes a steaming cup of coffee (steam above a cup/saucer), suggesting warmth, energy or the name "Java" (coffee).

Colors

Extracted from the image. How we pick the colors →

Red (steam & wordmark)

#D32F2F · primary

Blue (cup rings)

#0E78C7 · primary

Black (background)

#000000 · accent

Java Logo History

This is the logo used for the Java programming language originally introduced by Sun Microsystems in 1995. Java and its branding came under Oracle Corporation after Oracle acquired Sun Microsystems in 2010.

Frequently asked

Is this the Java programming language logo?

Yes — the emblematic steaming cup and the "Java" wordmark are the widely recognized logo for the Java programming language.

What do the red and blue parts represent?

Visually, the red curved shapes represent steam and the blue stacked curves form an abstract cup and saucer; together they reference coffee, which relates to the name "Java."