Microsoft Windows XP Logo

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Microsoft Windows XP logo

About Microsoft Windows XP

A glossy, tilted four-pane window made of four rounded rectangles arranged in a 2x2 grid and shown as if waving. Each pane uses a high-contrast gradient: top-left red/orange, top-right green, bottom-left blue and bottom-right yellow; thin black separators give the panes a beveled, three-dimensional look.

To the right of the emblem is a black wordmark reading "Windows" in a clean sans-serif, with the lowercase letters "xp" in orange positioned slightly lower and to the right of the wordmark. The overall composition feels glossy, gradient-rich and corporate, typical of early‑2000s software branding.

What's in it: stylized window

Shapes: waving four-pane window rounded quadrants wordmark (text)

Style: glossy gradient 3D corporate

Text in logo: Windows xp

A waving four-pane window suggesting motion, a window/flag motif that evokes the Microsoft Windows operating system.

Colors

Extracted from the image. How we pick the colors →

Blue (bottom-left pane)

#0067C8 · primary

Red-orange (top-left pane)

#F05223 · secondary

Green (top-right pane)

#78C043 · secondary

Yellow (bottom-right pane)

#F4C20D · secondary

Black (wordmark)

#000000 · accent

Microsoft Windows XP Logo History

Windows XP is a Microsoft operating system introduced in October 2001. The 'XP' branding stands for 'eXPerience' and used the four-colour waving Windows emblem alongside a black 'Windows' wordmark with orange 'xp'. XP unified Microsoft's consumer and business lines and became one of its longest-lived desktop releases.