Starbucks (wordmark) Logo

A tall, narrow, monochrome wordmark made from bold, condensed uppercase letters stacked vertically. The letters spell STARBUCKS and are aligned so the word reads along the long edge of the artwork (vertical orientation), with heavy stroke w...

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Vertical black uppercase "STARBUCKS" wordmark stacked on white background.
Starbucks (wordmark) logo

About Starbucks (wordmark)

A tall, narrow, monochrome wordmark made from bold, condensed uppercase letters stacked vertically. The letters spell STARBUCKS and are aligned so the word reads along the long edge of the artwork (vertical orientation), with heavy stroke weight and tight letterforms.

The mark is purely typographic with no pictorial elements or color gradients — black letters on a white background — giving a strong, minimalist, signage-style appearance often used on narrow panels or cup sleeves.

Shapes: vertical stacked wordmark tall narrow rectangle uppercase letterforms

Style: bold condensed uppercase vertical monochrome wordmark minimalist

Text in logo: STARBUCKS

A bold, straightforward typographic treatment that emphasizes the brand name; vertical layout suggests use on narrow signage or product panels.

Colors

Extracted from the image. How we pick the colors →

Black
#000000 · primary
White (background)
#FFFFFF · secondary

Starbucks (wordmark) Logo History

Starbucks is an American coffeehouse chain founded in Seattle, Washington in 1971. The company uses multiple identity marks (notably the green siren) alongside wordmarks; vertically arranged wordmark treatments are commonly used on signage and merchandise.

Frequently asked

Is this the circular siren Starbucks logo?

No — this image is the typographic wordmark only, not the circular green siren emblem.

Can I use this logo freely?

No — the Starbucks wordmark is a registered trademark. For commercial use obtain permission from the brand or its licensing agent.

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