MSN Logo
A lowercase blue wordmark reading "msn" in a bold, rounded sans-serif. To the right of the text is a stylized butterfly made from four overlapping, rounded teardrop shapes (wings) in bright cyan, orange, green and a yellowish-green overlap....
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About MSN
A lowercase blue wordmark reading "msn" in a bold, rounded sans-serif. To the right of the text is a stylized butterfly made from four overlapping, rounded teardrop shapes (wings) in bright cyan, orange, green and a yellowish-green overlap.
The butterfly wings overlap slightly, creating darker translucent tones at the intersections. Overall the mark is flat, colorful and modern, pairing a solid blue logotype with a multi-coloured abstract butterfly symbol.
What's in it: butterfly
Shapes: rounded lowercase wordmark four overlapping teardrop shapes butterfly (composed of teardrops)
Style: modern flat minimal colorful rounded
Text in logo: msn
A butterfly formed from four colorful, overlapping teardrops; visually suggests friendliness, variety and connection/aggregation.
Colors
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MSN Logo History
MSN is a web portal and set of internet services operated by Microsoft. The butterfly symbol has long been associated with MSN and is used alongside a lowercase blue wordmark in recent branding.
Frequently asked
What object is shown in the symbol?
A stylized butterfly made from four overlapping teardrop-shaped wings.
What text appears in the logo?
The lowercase wordmark "msn" appears to the left of the butterfly.
What colours are used?
A deep blue wordmark with cyan, orange and lime-green wings (with darker overlaps).