Microsoft Logo
A left-aligned square symbol made of four equal-sized colored squares arranged 2x2, followed to the right by a gray wordmark reading "Microsoft" in a clean sans-serif. The four tiles are (top-left) orange-red, (top-right) green, (bottom-lef...
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About Microsoft
A left-aligned square symbol made of four equal-sized colored squares arranged 2x2, followed to the right by a gray wordmark reading "Microsoft" in a clean sans-serif. The four tiles are (top-left) orange-red, (top-right) green, (bottom-left) blue, and (bottom-right) yellow, each flat with no gradients or outlines.
The wordmark uses a neutral mid-gray and a modern geometric sans-serif with even stroke widths. Overall the mark is minimalist, flat, and balanced with the colored tile grid visually separated from the text by white space.
What's in it: four square tiles stylized window (suggested)
Shapes: 2x2 square grid wordmark
Style: flat minimalist geometric corporate modern
Text in logo: Microsoft
Stylized four-pane window (four equal tiles) placed beside a corporate wordmark.
Colors
Extracted from the image. How we pick the colors →
Microsoft Logo History
The current four-square symbol paired with the gray Segoe wordmark was introduced by Microsoft in 2012 as part of a corporate rebrand; the wordmark uses the Segoe family.
Frequently asked
What colors are in this logo?
Four colored tiles: orange-red (#F65314), green (#7CBB00), blue (#00A4EF), yellow (#FFBB00), plus a medium gray wordmark (#737373).
What typeface is used in the wordmark?
The wordmark uses the Segoe family (Segoe UI), a modern geometric sans-serif.
When was this logo adopted?
The current four-square symbol with the Segoe wordmark was adopted in 2012.
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