Android logo transparent PNG

Android Logo

Download the Android logo as a transparent PNG and SVG vector, in 4 ready-to-use variants.

Logo Variants

Android logo transparent PNG
TransparentPNG
Android logo on white background
On White BackgroundPNG
Android black logo
BlackPNG
Android white logo
WhitePNG

Logo History

Android has used 5 logos since 2007. The current logo has been in use since 2023.

  1. Android logo 2007–2014 2007–2014
  2. Android logo 2014–2015 2014–2015
  3. Android logo 2015–2019 2015–2019
  4. Android logo 2019–2023 2019–2023
  5. Android logo transparent PNG 2023–present

About the Android Logo

Android is an operating system created by Google for use on mobile devices, founded in 2008. Its logo combines dark gray, green, silver and gray. The current logo has been in use since 2023, replacing 4 earlier designs. Here it is available as a transparent PNG and as a scalable SVG vector, with black and white versions for one-color use.

Logo Colors

#252525Dark grayRGB 37, 37, 37CMYK 0, 0, 0, 85 (approx.)
#47AB5CGreenRGB 71, 171, 92CMYK 58, 0, 46, 33 (approx.)
#A2D2A6SilverRGB 162, 210, 166CMYK 23, 0, 21, 18 (approx.)
#67B876GrayRGB 103, 184, 118CMYK 44, 0, 36, 28 (approx.)

Brand Facts

TypeOperating system created by Google for use on mobile devices
Founded2008
Founded ByGoogle, Personal, Rich Miner
Official Websiteandroid.com
Logo SourceWikimedia Commons · CC BY 3.0 · Android

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the Android logo colors?

The Android logo uses dark gray #252525 (RGB 37, 37, 37), green #47AB5C (RGB 71, 171, 92), silver #A2D2A6 (RGB 162, 210, 166), gray #67B876 (RGB 103, 184, 118).

Is the Android logo available as SVG?

Yes. The Android logo can be downloaded as a scalable SVG vector file, and as a transparent PNG (1022×161 px).

When was Android founded?

Android was founded in 2008.

When did Android change its logo?

The current Android logo has been in use since 2023. It replaced the logo used 2019–2023.

Can I use the Android logo?

The Android logo is a registered trademark. It may generally be used to refer to the brand (for example in news, reviews or presentations), but not to suggest endorsement or for commercial products without permission from the owner.

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