Microsoft SQL Server Logo

Logo

Microsoft SQL Server logo

About Microsoft SQL Server

A stylized, twisted ribbon or hourglass-shaped lattice formed from a geometric wireframe. The top portion is a deep red mesh; the lower portion is a light silver/gray mesh. The two halves meet at a narrow waist and create a three-dimensional, flowing S-like silhouette.

Below the mark is a clean sans-serif wordmark reading "Microsoft" (small) above a larger "SQL Server" in dark charcoal. The overall look is modern, geometric and slightly metallic due to the light gray shading in the lower mesh.

What's in it: twisted ribbon wireframe mesh

Shapes: twisted ribbon wireframe lattice S-curve wordmark

Style: modern geometric abstract wireframe gradient

Text in logo: Microsoft SQL Server

Abstract twisted ribbon or lattice suggesting connectivity, data flow or a networked/structured system.

Colors

Extracted from the image. How we pick the colors →

Deep red

#A61E2E · primary

Charcoal (text)

#222222 · secondary

Light silver gray

#BFC6CC · secondary

White

#FFFFFF · accent

Microsoft SQL Server Logo History

Microsoft SQL Server is a relational database management system developed by Microsoft, first released in 1989. This red-and-silver wireframe ribbon mark is the identifiable icon used in Microsoft SQL Server branding.