Lilly Logo

A single-color red cursive wordmark reading "Lilly" set on a plain (white/transparent) background. The script is flowing and connected, with rounded, looping letterforms — notably a large looping capital L and compact, slanted lowercase i-l...

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Red cursive "Lilly" wordmark in script on white background.
Lilly logo

About Lilly

A single-color red cursive wordmark reading "Lilly" set on a plain (white/transparent) background. The script is flowing and connected, with rounded, looping letterforms — notably a large looping capital L and compact, slanted lowercase i-l-l-y. The stroke is relatively even (monoline) with slight tapering at some terminals, giving a handwritten, signature-like appearance.

There are no additional symbols, borders, or gradients — just the stylized script wordmark in a warm red hue. The overall feel is personal and legacy-driven, typical of a signature-style corporate logotype.

Shapes: script wordmark connected letters looped strokes diagonal baseline

Style: script handwritten monoline minimalist flat

Text in logo: Lilly

Resembles a personal signature — conveys heritage, trustworthiness and a human/personal touch.

Colors

Extracted from the image. How we pick the colors →

Lilly red
#C8102E · primary
White/transparent background
#FFFFFF · secondary

Lilly Logo History

Eli Lilly and Company is an American pharmaceutical firm founded by Colonel Eli Lilly in 1876. The company commonly uses this red script wordmark as its corporate logotype.

Frequently asked

Which company uses this logo?

Eli Lilly and Company, the American pharmaceutical firm, uses this red cursive wordmark.

What style is the logo?

A signature-style script wordmark — handwritten, monoline and minimalist.

What does the logo aim to convey visually?

Its signature-like script suggests heritage, a personal touch and corporate trustworthiness.

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