Python Logo

A flat, symmetrical icon made of two stylized, rounded snake-head shapes that interlock to form a continuous, almost yin-yang-like figure. The top-left shape is blue with a circular eye cutout near its head; the bottom-right shape is yellow...

Logo

Interlocking blue and yellow stylized snakes forming a symmetric icon (Python logo).
Python logo

About Python

A flat, symmetrical icon made of two stylized, rounded snake-head shapes that interlock to form a continuous, almost yin-yang-like figure. The top-left shape is blue with a circular eye cutout near its head; the bottom-right shape is yellow with a matching circular eye cutout. Both shapes have short rectangular notches near their inner edges (suggesting mouths) and subtle linear gradients giving slight depth.

The overall composition is compact and balanced, with soft rounded corners and a thin dark outline/shadow around the combined shape. There is no wordmark or other text visible in the image.

What's in it: snake

Shapes: two interlocking rounded shapes circular cutouts (eye holes) short rectangular notches (mouth-like) symmetrical stacked layout

Style: flat minimalist gradient iconic symmetrical

Two interlocking snakes (dual, complementary shapes) forming a compact, balanced emblem.

Colors

Extracted from the image. How we pick the colors →

Medium blue
#3572A5 · primary
Warm yellow
#FFD43B · primary
Dark outline
#222222 · accent

Python Logo History

Python is a high-level programming language created by Guido van Rossum; its development began in the late 1980s and the first public release was 1991. The two-snake emblem is the familiar logo associated with the Python language and the Python Software Foundation.

Frequently asked

What brand or product does this logo represent?

This is the logo for the Python programming language.

Is there any text in the logo?

No — the image contains only the two interlocking snake shapes, no wordmark.

What do the colors represent?

Visually the logo uses a blue and a yellow shape; there is no explicit textual meaning shown in the mark itself.

Where can I find official logo assets?

Official Python branding and downloadable assets are available from the Python website (python.org) and the Python Software Foundation resources.