Rotary International Logo
A circular cogwheel emblem composed of a toothed outer ring and a smaller inner hub. The wheel is rendered in two tones (a deep blue for background elements and a gold/yellow for the gear teeth and hub details). Around or adjacent to the wh...
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About Rotary International
A circular cogwheel emblem composed of a toothed outer ring and a smaller inner hub. The wheel is rendered in two tones (a deep blue for background elements and a gold/yellow for the gear teeth and hub details). Around or adjacent to the wheel is the organization wordmark reading "ROTARY INTERNATIONAL" in a clean, sans-serif / uppercase style in many common lockups.
The mark is an emblem-style logo (flat/vector) with clear, bold shapes: the notched gear teeth, central circular hub and a short inner ring or spokes that connect hub to outer ring. Overall appearance is formal and institutional, optimized for reproduction at different sizes.
What's in it: gear / cogwheel
Shapes: cogwheel circle wordmark
Style: emblem corporate flat minimalist vector
Text in logo: ROTARY INTERNATIONAL
A gear/wheel representing movement, industry and service; evokes connection, teamwork and civic action.
Colors
Extracted from the image. How we pick the colors →
Rotary International Logo History
Rotary International began as the Rotary Club, founded in 1905 by Paul P. Harris in Chicago and later grew into an international federation of local service clubs.
Frequently asked
What does the wheel in the logo represent?
Visually the wheel/cog evokes movement, industry and the idea of members working together — a symbol of service and fellowship.
What are the brand colors?
The mark commonly uses a deep blue and a gold/yellow with white as a background; hex values above are approximate matches to typical brand usage.
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