Tide Logo

A bold, slanted blue wordmark reading "Tide" sits across a set of concentric circular rings. The circles form a target-like badge: a bright yellow outer ring, a wide orange ring, and a darker orange disk at the center. The wordmark is offse...

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Blue slanted "Tide" wordmark over concentric orange and yellow circular rings with white outline.
Tide logo

About Tide

A bold, slanted blue wordmark reading "Tide" sits across a set of concentric circular rings. The circles form a target-like badge: a bright yellow outer ring, a wide orange ring, and a darker orange disk at the center. The wordmark is offset and layered on top with a white outline and a subtle drop shadow that gives a slight 3D separation from the circular background.

The lettering is thick, italicized/oblique, and tightly kerned, with the capital "T" extending above and left of the rest of the word. Overall the mark uses high-contrast, saturated colors and a compact circular composition suitable for product packaging and labels.

Shapes: circle concentric rings slanted wordmark white outline drop shadow

Style: bold italic/oblique layered vibrant gradient/subtle shading classic consumer-packaging

Text in logo: Tide

Visually evokes a sun/target-like badge through concentric yellow and orange rings; the bold blue wordmark layered on top signals a strong brand mark (cleaning/consumer-product association is implied visually).

Colors

Extracted from the image. How we pick the colors →

Cobalt blue
#0059B2 · primary
Bright orange
#F36C21 · secondary
Deep orange
#E85A12 · secondary
Sun yellow
#FFD200 · accent
White (outline)
#FFFFFF · accent

Tide Logo History

Tide is a flagship laundry detergent brand introduced by Procter & Gamble in 1946; the orange/yellow circular badge with a blue slanted wordmark has been a long-running and widely recognized packaging emblem for the product.

Frequently asked

Who owns the Tide brand?

Tide is owned by Procter & Gamble (P&G).

What product category is Tide?

Tide is a laundry detergent / household cleaning product brand.

What do the circular rings visually suggest?

The concentric orange and yellow rings form a target-like or sun-like badge that provides a bright, energetic backdrop for the blue wordmark.

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