FedEx Logo
The FedEx wordmark pairs FedEx Purple (#4D148C) with FedEx Orange (#FF6600) in a custom letterform that blends modified Univers and Futura Bold. Its best-known feature is the hidden arrow formed in the negative space between the 'E' and the 'x', a deliberate nod to speed designed by Lindon Leader in 1994. For approved logo files and usage rules, go to the official FedEx media library at newsroom.fedex.com.
FedEx Logo Colours
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FedEx Logo Font
The FedEx wordmark is based on Custom wordmark based on a modified Univers and Futura Bold blend. 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.
FedEx Logo History & Meaning
Lindon Leader of Landor Associates designed the current FedEx wordmark in 1994, when Federal Express shortened its name to FedEx. The mark is famous for the hidden white arrow tucked between the 'E' and the 'x', formed by the negative space, which suggests speed and forward motion. The purple-and-orange colour scheme carried over from the earlier Federal Express identity, and individual operating divisions later used the same wordmark with different coloured 'Ex' suffixes.
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FedEx Logo FAQ
What font is the FedEx logo?
The FedEx wordmark uses a custom letterform built from a blend of modified Univers and Futura Bold. It was drawn specifically for the brand rather than set in an off-the-shelf typeface.
What colour is the FedEx logo?
The FedEx logo uses FedEx Purple (#4D148C) and FedEx Orange (#FF6600). The purple covers 'Fed' and the orange covers 'Ex' in the core corporate mark.
Who designed the FedEx logo?
Lindon Leader, then at Landor Associates, designed the FedEx wordmark in 1994. It replaced the older 'Federal Express' identity when the company adopted the shorter FedEx name.
What does the hidden arrow in the FedEx logo mean?
The white arrow sits in the negative space between the 'E' and the 'x' and represents speed, precision, and forward movement. It is not drawn in directly; it appears purely from the shapes of the two letters.
Where can I get the official FedEx logo?
FedEx offers logos and branded images through its media library at newsroom.fedex.com/media-downloads, and brand usage requests go to brand.fedex.com. Always follow FedEx's trademark and brand guidelines when using the mark.
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