Microsoft Office 365 Logo

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Microsoft Office 365 logo

About Microsoft Office 365

Left of the wordmark is a tilted, geometric orange 3D shape (appears as a hex/box) with a white rectangular negative space cutout that looks like an open doorway or interior face. The icon uses a slightly darker orange on one facet to imply perspective. To the right is the word "Office" set in a clean, modern sans-serif wordmark in the same orange hue, horizontally aligned with the icon.

Overall the mark is minimal and geometric, relying on a bold single-colour orange palette with white negative space for the interior; there are no additional symbols or embellishments beyond the icon and wordmark.

What's in it: open box / doorway (abstract)

Shapes: tilted hexagon / 3D box rectangular negative space (open doorway) wordmark

Style: modern minimalist geometric flat with subtle 3D perspective

Text in logo: Office

Visually evokes an open box or doorway (suggesting access, an interior workspace or entry point).

Colors

Extracted from the image. How we pick the colors →

Office orange (primary)

#F25022 · primary

Darker orange (facet)

#D8441D · secondary

White (negative space)

#FFFFFF · accent

Microsoft Office 365 Logo History

This mark corresponds to Microsoft's Office brand used during the Office 365 era — the Office suite and its cloud/subscription offering (Office 365) were prominent in Microsoft's productivity lineup. Microsoft later consolidated consumer/business branding under Microsoft 365 (rebrand announced 2020).

Frequently asked

Which brand does this logo represent?

This is the Microsoft Office/Office 365 logo used for Microsoft's productivity suite and subscription service.

What products are represented by this logo?

It represents Microsoft Office applications and services (examples: Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook) and the cloud/subscription offering known as Office 365 (now part of Microsoft 365).

Has this logo or name changed?

Microsoft has updated branding over time; Office 365 as a subscription offering was rebranded under the Microsoft 365 umbrella in 2020, and logo variations exist across products and time.