Joomla! Logo

A compact, colorful emblem of four interlocking, rounded link shapes that form a loose knot. Each link ends in a circular node; the links are colored green, orange, red and blue with subtle shading and smooth rounded corners. To the right i...

Logo

Four interlocking colored links (green, orange, red, blue) beside black 'Joomla!' wordmark and grey tagline.
Joomla! logo

About Joomla!

A compact, colorful emblem of four interlocking, rounded link shapes that form a loose knot. Each link ends in a circular node; the links are colored green, orange, red and blue with subtle shading and smooth rounded corners.
To the right is a bold black wordmark reading "Joomla!" (including the exclamation mark) in a clean, slightly condensed sans-serif. Underneath the wordmark is a smaller gray tagline that reads "...because open source matters." The overall layout is horizontal with the icon left, wordmark centered vertically, and the tagline in a lighter tone.

What's in it: interlocking abstract links (knot-like)

Shapes: interlocking rounded links circular nodes wordmark small inline tagline

Style: flat with subtle gradients colorful modern minimalist friendly

Text in logo: Joomla! ...because open source matters

Interconnection and collaboration suggested by four interlocked pieces forming a single unit.

Colors

Extracted from the image. How we pick the colors →

Green
#7AC943 · primary
Orange
#F5A623 · primary
Red
#EA4335 · primary
Blue
#2A85D0 · primary
Black
#000000 · secondary

Joomla! Logo History

Joomla! is an open-source content management system (CMS) that originated in 2005 as a community-driven fork of the Mambo project and is maintained by the Open Source Matters project. The name is an anglicized form of the Swahili word 'jumla' (meaning 'all together' or 'as a whole').

Frequently asked

What text appears in the logo?

The wordmark reads 'Joomla!' (including the exclamation mark) with a smaller tagline beneath: '...because open source matters'.

What do the four colored pieces represent?

Visually they suggest interconnection, collaboration and diversity; the logo presents four linked shapes in green, orange, red and blue. Any specific symbolic meaning beyond that is not evident from the image alone.

Is the exclamation mark part of the official wordmark?

Yes — the visible wordmark includes an exclamation mark immediately after 'Joomla'.

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