Redux Logo
A flat, single-colour purple emblem formed by three thick, rounded strokes that loop and interlink to create a triangular, atom‑like motif. Each loop terminates or meets at a filled circular node; the strokes have uniform width and smooth r...
Logo
About Redux
A flat, single-colour purple emblem formed by three thick, rounded strokes that loop and interlink to create a triangular, atom‑like motif. Each loop terminates or meets at a filled circular node; the strokes have uniform width and smooth rounded ends. The composition leaves a central negative space where the loops overlap, and there is a small open gap in the top right portion of the outer stroke.
No wordmark or other text is present. The mark is minimalist and geometric, relying on three evenly spaced circular nodes and continuous curved paths to convey an interconnected, orbital appearance.
What's in it: atom-like/orbital loops nodes (filled circles) trefoil/interlinked loop
Shapes: three-lobed loop rounded stroke filled circles open loop negative central space
Style: minimalist flat geometric monochrome modern
Interconnected nodes and looping paths evoke connection, flow, and cyclical state/orbits (an atom/orbital motif).
Colors
Extracted from the image. How we pick the colors →
Redux Logo History
This is the logo for Redux, a predictable state container for JavaScript apps created by Dan Abramov and Andrew Clark around 2015. Redux was inspired by Flux and concepts from Elm and became widely used especially in the React ecosystem.
Frequently asked
What does this logo represent?
It is the logo for Redux, a JavaScript state management library.
Is there text in the logo?
No — the mark is a symbol-only logo consisting of three interlinked loops and circular nodes.
