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A grouped set of colorful app icons arranged in two rows plus one centered icon beneath. Each icon is a geometric, slightly three-dimensional tile or blob using bold gradients and a small uppercase letter badge (W, X, P, S, O, N, Y, T, etc....
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About Microsoft Ofiice New Icons
A grouped set of colorful app icons arranged in two rows plus one centered icon beneath. Each icon is a geometric, slightly three-dimensional tile or blob using bold gradients and a small uppercase letter badge (W, X, P, S, O, N, Y, T, etc.) or a simple pictogram (cloud, connected nodes). Shapes include rounded squares, stacked sheets, circles/partial-circles and abstract three‑lobed forms. The style is modern, with layered planes, subtle shadows and saturated gradients that give a flat-but-depth look.
Overall the collection reads as a cohesive suite: icons share consistent visual language (letter badges on folded/stacked shapes, overlapping elements, and bright duotone/tri-tone gradients) so each represents a different application while remaining clearly related to the same product family.
What's in it: cloud stacked documents/pages three-node cluster (connected circles) single-letter badges
Shapes: rounded square stacked rectangles partial circle abstract blob badge (rounded square letter badge)
Style: modern gradient flat with depth minimal geometric
A unified productivity and collaboration suite — document/page motifs, cloud symbol and group/team shapes suggest apps for documents, spreadsheets, presentations, cloud storage and team communication.
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Microsoft Ofiice New Icons Logo History
These are the redesigned Microsoft Office / Microsoft 365 app icons introduced as a cohesive visual refresh around 2019–2020 to unify Office apps under a single, modern icon language (layered shapes, single-letter badges and vivid gradients).
Frequently asked
What product family do these icons belong to?
They are the Microsoft Office / Microsoft 365 app icons — a cohesive set for productivity and collaboration apps.
Which apps are represented by the single-letter badges?
Common mappings include W = Word, X = Excel, P = PowerPoint (and another P for Publisher), O = Outlook, N = OneNote, T = Teams; the cloud icon is OneDrive and the three‑node form is SharePoint.
When were these icons introduced?
This refreshed icon set was rolled out as part of Microsoft’s Office/Microsoft 365 redesign around 2019–2020.
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