Confluence Logo
The Confluence logo pairs a blue converging-shapes symbol in Atlassian's vivid blue (#1868DB, with #0C66E4 in the prior palette) and deep navy #172B4D against a lowercase wordmark set in Atlassian's custom Charlie typeface. The symbol's two overlapping, forward-leaning forms echo the product's name, the place where separate streams of work meet, and arrived with Atlassian's 2017 rebrand. For approved logo files and usage rules, go to Atlassian's official press kit and logo library.
Confluence Logo Colours
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Confluence Logo Font
The Confluence wordmark is based on Charlie Display / Charlie Text, Atlassian's custom sans-serif typeface. Fonts used in brand logos are often customised and are not always available for licensing — use the official brand resources below for any approved assets.
Confluence Logo History & Meaning
Confluence launched in 2004 as Atlassian's team workspace and wiki, and its mark has tracked the wider Atlassian brand system. The current logo, introduced with Atlassian's 2017 rebrand led with agency studio Koto, pairs a lowercase wordmark with a symbol of two overlapping forward-leaning shapes that suggest pages, people, or ideas coming together. In 2024 Atlassian refreshed its palette toward a brighter, more vivid blue while keeping the same recognisable converging-shapes concept. The name and mark play on the idea of a confluence, the point where separate streams meet and merge.
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Confluence Logo FAQ
What font is the Confluence logo?
The wordmark uses Atlassian's custom typeface, Charlie (Charlie Display and Charlie Text), a clean geometric sans-serif designed specifically for the Atlassian brand. Earlier brand materials used the Atlassian Sans / Roboto-style sans-serifs before Charlie was rolled out.
What colour is the Confluence logo?
The current mark uses Atlassian's vivid blue, around #1868DB, having previously used #0C66E4, with the wordmark often rendered in deep navy #172B4D. White (#FFFFFF) is used for reversed versions on dark backgrounds.
Who designed the Confluence logo?
The current symbol came out of Atlassian's 2017 brand overhaul, developed with design studio Koto alongside Atlassian's in-house brand team. Confluence itself was first released by Atlassian in 2004.
What does the Confluence logo mean?
The two overlapping, forward-leaning shapes represent separate streams, of people, pages, or ideas, flowing together, mirroring the meaning of the word confluence. It reflects Confluence's role as a shared workspace where teams bring their work into one place.
Where can I get the official Confluence logo?
Atlassian publishes approved Confluence and Atlassian logos through its official press kit and logo library at atlassian.com/company/news/press-kit. Use those files and follow Atlassian's brand and trademark guidelines, as the logo is a trademark of Atlassian.
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