ubuntu Logo

A solid orange circular badge contains a white circular ring made of three separated curved segments. Each segment terminates with a small white filled circle (dot) positioned roughly at three equidistant points around the ring, giving the...

Logo

Orange circular Ubuntu emblem: white segmented ring with three dots forming a circle.
ubuntu logo

About ubuntu

A solid orange circular badge contains a white circular ring made of three separated curved segments. Each segment terminates with a small white filled circle (dot) positioned roughly at three equidistant points around the ring, giving the impression of three round-headed figures joined in a ring. The design is flat, with a thin darker outline visible around the orange outer edge.

There is no wordmark or additional text in the image. The composition is geometrically balanced and uses strong negative space where the orange shows through the gaps between the curved white segments.

What's in it: three stylized human figures three dots (heads)

Shapes: circle ring dots segmented ring

Style: flat minimalist geometric emblem negative-space

A circle of three abstract people or dots suggesting community, collaboration and togetherness.

Colors

Extracted from the image. How we pick the colors →

Orange (background)
#E95420 · primary
White (symbol)
#FFFFFF · secondary
Dark gray (outline)
#2E2E2E · accent

ubuntu Logo History

Ubuntu is a Linux distribution published by Canonical Ltd, first released in 2004 and founded by Mark Shuttleworth. The logo (often called the "Circle of Friends") has been used to represent the project’s emphasis on community and open-source collaboration.

Frequently asked

What brand uses this logo?

This is the logo for Ubuntu, a popular Linux operating system.

What does the symbol represent?

Visually it evokes three stylized people joined in a circle, symbolizing community and collaboration.

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