Google Logo

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

Download Transparent PNG1024×310 px · 29 KB Download SVG Vector2 KB

Logo Variants

TransparentPNG

On White BackgroundPNG

BlackPNG

WhitePNG

Logo History

Google has used 6 logos since 1998. The current logo has been in use since 2026.

1998–1999
1999–2010
2010–2013
2013–2015
2015–2026
2026–present

About the Google Logo

Google is an American multinational technology company, a subsidiary of Alphabet Inc., founded in 1998 and based in Mountain View. Its logo combines blue, red, gold and green. The current logo has been in use since 2026, replacing 5 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

#3288FFBlueRGB 50, 136, 255CMYK 80, 47, 0, 0 (approx.)

#FC413DRedRGB 252, 65, 61CMYK 0, 74, 76, 1 (approx.)

#FFBD00GoldRGB 255, 189, 0CMYK 0, 26, 100, 0 (approx.)

#00AF57GreenRGB 0, 175, 87CMYK 100, 0, 50, 31 (approx.)

Brand Facts

Type	American multinational technology company, a subsidiary of Alphabet Inc.
Founded	1998
Headquarters	Mountain View
Country	United States
Industry	technology industry, Internet industry, software industry
Founded By	Larry Page, Sergey Brin
Parent Company	Alphabet Inc.
Official Website	about.google
Logo Source	Wikimedia Commons

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the Google logo colors?

The Google logo uses blue #3288FF (RGB 50, 136, 255), red #FC413D (RGB 252, 65, 61), gold #FFBD00 (RGB 255, 189, 0), green #00AF57 (RGB 0, 175, 87).

Is the Google logo available as SVG?

Yes. The Google logo can be downloaded as a scalable SVG vector file, and as a transparent PNG (1024×310 px).

When was Google founded?

Google was founded in 1998 and is headquartered in Mountain View.

When did Google change its logo?

The current Google logo has been in use since 2026. It replaced the logo used 2015–2026.

Can I use the Google logo?

The Google 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.