Heroku Logo
The Heroku logo runs on Heroku Purple (#5A1BA9) paired with Cloud Blue (#0176D3), set in Avant Garde Gothic Demi, a rounded geometric sans serif, beside a small cloud mark. The purple-led identity dates to Heroku's 2010 acquisition by Salesforce, which is why its blue matches the wider Salesforce palette. For the horizontal, vertical, and mark-only files plus the official usage rules, download the kit from Heroku's brand guidelines.
Heroku Logo Colours
HEX, RGB and CMYK values for the Heroku brand palette.
Heroku Logo Font
The Heroku wordmark is based on Avant Garde Gothic (Demi weight), a geometric sans serif. 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.
Heroku Logo History & Meaning
Heroku launched in 2007 as a cloud platform for running Ruby apps and was acquired by Salesforce in 2010. The wordmark pairs a rounded geometric sans serif with a stylized cloud mark, reflecting the platform's deploy-from-git, abstract-away-the-server idea. After the Salesforce acquisition the palette shifted to align with the parent brand, anchoring on a deep Heroku Purple alongside Salesforce's Cloud Blue.
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Heroku Logo FAQ
What font is the Heroku logo?
The Heroku wordmark uses Avant Garde Gothic in its Demi weight, a rounded geometric sans serif. The brand pairs Avant Garde for headlines with Salesforce Sans for body copy.
What colour is the Heroku logo?
Heroku's primary brand colour is Heroku Purple, hex #5A1BA9. It is frequently paired with Cloud Blue, hex #0176D3, which Heroku shares with parent company Salesforce.
Who designed the Heroku logo and when?
Heroku was founded in 2007 and the logo evolved with the company, with the current purple-led identity tied to its 2010 acquisition by Salesforce. Heroku has not publicly credited an individual designer for the mark.
What does the Heroku logo mean?
The mark combines a rounded geometric wordmark with a stylized cloud, signalling that Heroku is a cloud platform that hides server complexity. The deep purple sets it apart while the cloud blue connects it to the wider Salesforce family.
Where can I get the official Heroku logo?
Heroku publishes its official logo kit on the Heroku Brand Guidelines page in the Dev Center, where you can download the horizontal, vertical, and mark-only versions. Always follow the usage and clear-space rules listed there.
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