Prefeitura Cidade de São Paulo Logo

Centered near the top is a traditional heraldic coat of arms: a red shield with a silver arm holding a sword, topped by a gold mural crown and flanked by green laurel branches. A red ribbon bearing a short motto curves beneath the shield. B...

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Heraldic coat of arms above 'PREFEITURA DA CIDADE DE SÃO PAULO' with orange and blue brush strokes.
Prefeitura Cidade de São Paulo logo

About Prefeitura Cidade de São Paulo

Centered near the top is a traditional heraldic coat of arms: a red shield with a silver arm holding a sword, topped by a gold mural crown and flanked by green laurel branches. A red ribbon bearing a short motto curves beneath the shield. Below the crest is a two-line black wordmark in uppercase Portuguese. Under the wordmark are two painterly horizontal brush strokes — an orange stroke above and a blue stroke below — that span the width of the logo.

Overall the mark combines a detailed, classical municipal coat of arms with simple, contemporary graphic strokes and a clean uppercase wordmark, giving a mix of formal heraldry and modern visual accents.

What's in it: coat of arms shield crown laurel branches ribbon arm holding a sword

Shapes: heraldic shield mural crown laurel wreath (branches) curved ribbon horizontal brush strokes wordmark (two-line)

Style: heraldic official wordmark minimal brush strokes flat/vector colors

Text in logo: PREFEITURA DA CIDADE DE SÃO PAULO

Visual cues of municipal authority and civic heritage (heraldic shield, crown, laurel) combined with modern, approachable brush strokes.

Colors

Extracted from the image. How we pick the colors →

Coat-of-arms red
#B71C1C · primary
Orange brush stroke
#F39C12 · secondary
Blue brush stroke
#0072CE · secondary
Gold (crown)
#F2C500 · accent
Laurel green
#00843D · accent

Frequently asked

What organization uses this logo?

This is the municipal logo for the city government of São Paulo (Prefeitura da Cidade de São Paulo).

What are the main visual elements?

A traditional coat of arms (shield, crown, laurel, ribbon) sits above a two-line wordmark, with an orange brush stroke above a blue brush stroke as modern accents.

Can I infer official status from the design?

Yes — the heraldic shield and crown visually indicate a municipal or governmental authority.

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