Jira Logo
The Jira logo pairs Atlassian's custom Charlie Sans wordmark with a diamond symbol in Atlassian Blue (#0052CC), gradient-shifting toward a lighter #2684FF. That diamond is built from two interlocking arrows, a quiet nod to connected, forward-moving work, and the name itself is a clipped form of "Gojira" (Godzilla). For approved logomark and wordmark files, head to Atlassian's official design site at atlassian.design/foundations/logos.
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Jira Logo Font
The Jira wordmark is based on Charlie Sans, Atlassian's custom geometric sans-serif wordmark. 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.
Jira Logo History & Meaning
Jira launched in 2002 as Atlassian's issue and bug tracker, its name a clipped form of "Gojira" (the Japanese name for Godzilla), a nod to the Bugzilla tool it was meant to replace. The logo pairs a lowercase wordmark with a blue logomark built from two interlocking arrows that form a diamond, suggesting forward motion and connected work. As part of Atlassian's 2017 brand overhaul, the symbol was simplified into the gradient-blue diamond used today, and the wordmark was later reset in the company's custom Charlie Sans typeface for a consistent look across Atlassian products.
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Jira Logo FAQ
What font is the Jira logo?
The current Jira wordmark uses Charlie Sans, Atlassian's custom geometric sans-serif designed in-house for a friendly, rounded feel across all its products. It is a proprietary brand typeface, not a font available for public licensing.
What colour is the Jira logo?
The Jira logo's primary colour is Atlassian Blue, hex #0052CC. The diamond symbol uses a blue gradient that shifts toward a lighter accent blue (around #2684FF), typically set on a white background.
Who designed the Jira logo and what does the symbol mean?
The logo is the work of Atlassian's internal brand and design teams, refined during the company-wide rebrand led around 2017. The symbol is built from two interlocking arrows that connect into a diamond, meant to convey momentum and collaborative, forward-moving work.
How has the Jira logo changed over time?
Early Jira branding leaned on Atlassian's older Klavika-based type and a flatter mark. The 2017 rebrand introduced the streamlined gradient-blue diamond, and a later typography update reset the wordmark in Charlie Sans to align Jira with the wider Atlassian family.
Where can I get the official Jira logo?
Approved Jira logo files are available from Atlassian's official design site at atlassian.design/foundations/logos, which provides downloadable logomarks and wordmarks in approved formats. Use them per Atlassian's brand and trademark guidelines.
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