Tom and Jerry Logo
A bold, colorful cartoon composition on a solid black background. At left is a large illustrated gray cat head in three-quarter view with greenish-yellow eyes, pink inner ears, white muzzle and open smiling mouth; to the right and slightly...
Logo
About Tom and Jerry
A bold, colorful cartoon composition on a solid black background. At left is a large illustrated gray cat head in three-quarter view with greenish-yellow eyes, pink inner ears, white muzzle and open smiling mouth; to the right and slightly below is a small brown mouse in mid-stride, facing the cat with an animated, cheerful expression. Above the characters, toward the top-right, is a jagged, hand-drawn red wordmark with a white outline reading “TOM and JERRY” (the word “and” is smaller and script-like between the two names).
The artwork uses thick black outlines, solid flat colors and exaggerated facial features consistent with classic animated-cartoon styling. The overall feel is playful and dynamic, emphasizing the relationship between the two characters (large cat, small mouse) and the energetic, comic tone suggested by the jagged red wordmark.
What's in it: cat mouse stylized wordmark
Shapes: character illustrations wordmark (jagged/irregular) large face/portrait
Style: cartoon illustrative bold outlines playful retro/classic animation
Text in logo: TOM and JERRY
Visually evokes a playful, mischievous cat-and-mouse rivalry and classic slapstick cartoon energy.
Colors
Extracted from the image. How we pick the colors →
Tom and Jerry Logo History
Created as an animated cartoon duo by William Hanna and Joseph Barbera for MGM in 1940; the characters and stylized wordmark have been used across theatrical shorts, television series, films and licensed merchandise since then.
Frequently asked
Does the logo show a cat and a mouse?
Yes — a large gray cat head and a small brown mouse are depicted alongside the stylized red wordmark.
What are the main colors used?
Black background with crimson red for the wordmark, mid-gray for the cat, warm brown/tan for the mouse, and white highlights.
Can I use this logo for commercial purposes?
Unlikely — this is a well-known, trademarked entertainment property; obtain permission from the rights holder before commercial use.