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Access a list of Google logos and guidelines for their usage in various contexts.

Whether you’re a small business owner or a filmmaker, a software developer or a teacher, we’ll help you learn when and how you can use our logo, product icons, and other brand elements in your work. Find out which Google brand elements you can use and whether you need permission.

Use the Google logo as a supporting element, in a context that clearly describes the role of Google. Don’t use the logo as the most prominent element or in a way that implies affiliation or endorsement.

From logo to legacy. An interview with Ruth Kedar, the designer who helped evolve the Google logo into one recognizable around the world. You just never know when a little opportunity is...

The Google logo appears in numerous settings to identify the search engine company. Google has used several logos over its history, with the first logo created by Sergey Brin using GIMP.

Explore the history and evolution of Google's iconic logo, designed by Ruth Kedar.

On May 31, 1999, Google introduced a new logo designed by Ruth Kedar. This logo was made for the final phases of Google Beta, later when Google finished its development in Late 1999, they continued to use this logo. A new typeface, Catull, replaced Berthold Baskerville as the font for the logo, and the exclamation point was removed.

Discover the untold story of creating the latest Google logo. Gaja Sidrys Caple shares the design process and crucial “squint test” used to ensure its recognizability and impact.

You can download 365 Google Vector logos and Google icons in PNG, SVG, Ai, PDF, EPS and CDR formats for free from Logowik.