Sina Weibo Logo
A bold, flat red rounded loop forms the main mark: an irregular, hand‑drawn oval with an open gap at the upper-right and a small bulbous bump at the upper-left. The loop encloses a solid black/very dark oval negative space at its center. At...
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About Sina Weibo
A bold, flat red rounded loop forms the main mark: an irregular, hand‑drawn oval with an open gap at the upper-right and a small bulbous bump at the upper-left. The loop encloses a solid black/very dark oval negative space at its center.
At the upper-right of the red loop are two short, concentric curved bars in bright orange, resembling radio/wifi signal waves or broadcast arcs. There is no wordmark or additional text present in the image.
What's in it: signal/wifi/broadcast waves abstract oval loop
Shapes: rounded open oval loop inner filled oval (negative space) two concentric curved arcs
Style: flat minimalist bold iconic geometric
Broadcast/connection indicated by the orange curved 'waves'; the red loop reads as an abstract speech/eye-like mark (social/network app icon).
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Sina Weibo Logo History
Sina Weibo (commonly called Weibo) is a Chinese microblogging/social media platform launched by Sina Corporation in 2009. The stylized red loop with orange broadcast arcs is used as the platform's recognizable app icon and corporate mark.
Frequently asked
What brand uses this symbol?
This is the logo for Sina Weibo, a Chinese microblogging/social media platform.
Does the logo include any text?
No — the image is a standalone pictorial mark without lettering.
What do the orange arcs represent visually?
They read as broadcast or wifi-style signal waves, suggesting connection or broadcasting.
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