Google Photos logo transparent PNG

Google Photos Logo

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

Logo Variants

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

Logo History

Google Photos has used 2 logos since 2020. The current logo has been in use since 2025.

  1. Google Photos logo 2020–2025 2020–2025
  2. Google Photos logo transparent PNG 2025–present

About the Google Photos Logo

Google Photos is a photo storage service developed by Google, founded in 2015. Its logo combines gray, gold, blue, red and green. The current logo has been in use since 2025, replacing an earlier design. 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

#686D72GrayRGB 104, 109, 114CMYK 9, 4, 0, 55 (approx.)
#FED509GoldRGB 254, 213, 9CMYK 0, 16, 96, 0 (approx.)
#3388FFBlueRGB 51, 136, 255CMYK 80, 47, 0, 0 (approx.)
#FC413DRedRGB 252, 65, 61CMYK 0, 74, 76, 1 (approx.)
#01B55BGreenRGB 1, 181, 91CMYK 99, 0, 50, 29 (approx.)

Brand Facts

TypePhoto storage service developed by Google
Founded2015
Founded ByLarry Page
Official Websitephotos.google.com
Logo SourceWikimedia Commons

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the Google Photos logo colors?

The Google Photos logo uses gray #686D72 (RGB 104, 109, 114), gold #FED509 (RGB 254, 213, 9), blue #3388FF (RGB 51, 136, 255), red #FC413D (RGB 252, 65, 61), green #01B55B (RGB 1, 181, 91).

Is the Google Photos logo available as SVG?

Yes. The Google Photos logo can be downloaded as a scalable SVG vector file, and as a transparent PNG (1024×173 px).

When was Google Photos founded?

Google Photos was founded in 2015.

When did Google Photos change its logo?

The current Google Photos logo has been in use since 2025. It replaced the logo used 2020–2025.

Can I use the Google Photos logo?

The Google Photos 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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