Tic Tac Logo

A stylized, rounded leaf-shaped badge rendered at an angle, filled with a deep green gradient. The white, lowercase wordmark "tic" above "tac" sits centered inside the leaf in a bold, softly rounded sans-serif; a small ® mark appears to the...

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Green stylized leaf with white lowercase "tic tac" wordmark on pale green background.
Tic Tac logo

About Tic Tac

A stylized, rounded leaf-shaped badge rendered at an angle, filled with a deep green gradient. The white, lowercase wordmark "tic" above "tac" sits centered inside the leaf in a bold, softly rounded sans-serif; a small ® mark appears to the upper-right of the wordmark. The leaf contains lighter green glossy highlights and a thin light-gray inner border, all set on a pale lime-green square background.

The overall look is bright and organic — the glossy highlights and gradients give a three-dimensional, candy-fresh appearance while the lowercase wordmark keeps the design friendly and approachable.

What's in it: leaf glossy highlight/streak

Shapes: stylized leaf rounded badge wordmark (stacked two-line)

Style: modern minimalist glossy gradient playful organic

Text in logo: tic tac

Leaf and green palette evoke freshness, mint, and natural/clean qualities (mint candy association visually evident).

Colors

Extracted from the image. How we pick the colors →

Deep green (leaf interior)
#0B6A33 · primary
Pale lime (background)
#D2EEA8 · secondary
White (wordmark and border)
#FFFFFF · accent
Bright green (leaf highlight)
#2EA24B · accent

Tic Tac Logo History

Tic Tac is a long-standing mint/candy brand introduced by Ferrero in 1969; the green leaf motif and lowercase wordmark have been used in branding to emphasize freshness and mint flavour.

Frequently asked

What does the leaf shape represent?

Visually it suggests freshness and mint — a common motif for mint/candy brands.

What are the main colors?

Deep green leaf (#0B6A33), pale lime background (#D2EEA8), white wordmark (#FFFFFF) and brighter green highlights (#2EA24B).

Which industry uses this logo?

Confectionery — specifically mint/candy.

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