Microsoft Logo
The Microsoft logo sets a grey Segoe wordmark (#737373) beside a four-square window in red (#F25022), green (#7FBA00), blue (#00A4EF) and yellow (#FFB900). Those four colours were introduced with the 2012 redesign and signal the spread of the company's products rather than mapping to specific ones. Grab the official high-resolution versions and usage rules from Microsoft's trademark and brand guidelines page.
Microsoft Logo Colours
HEX, RGB and CMYK values for the Microsoft brand palette.
Microsoft Logo Font
The Microsoft wordmark is based on Segoe UI Semibold (the wordmark is set in Microsoft's own Segoe family). 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.
Microsoft Logo History & Meaning
The current Microsoft logo arrived in August 2012, the company's first full redesign in 25 years. It pairs a grey "Microsoft" wordmark, set in the company's Segoe typeface, with a four-pane window symbol whose red, green, blue and yellow squares nod to the breadth of the product line rather than to any single product. The flat, grid-based mark replaced the slanted italic wordmark used since 1987 and reflected the squared-off Metro design language Microsoft was rolling out across Windows at the time.
Microsoft logo: official usage guidelines
Microsoft doesn't offer a free public logo download. Here's the official word on how the Microsoft logo may be used — straight from Microsoft.
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Microsoft Logo FAQ
What font is the Microsoft logo?
The wordmark uses Microsoft's own Segoe typeface, in a semibold weight. Segoe is the same family the company uses across Windows and its product branding.
What colour is the Microsoft logo?
The wordmark is grey (#737373), and the four window panes are red (#F25022), green (#7FBA00), blue (#00A4EF) and yellow (#FFB900).
Who designed the Microsoft logo?
The 2012 logo was created in-house by Microsoft's brand team alongside agency work tied to its Metro/Modern design language. It was the company's first logo overhaul in 25 years.
What does the Microsoft logo mean?
The four coloured squares form a simple window symbol that represents the range of Microsoft's products and services. The colours are not assigned to individual products such as Windows or Office, despite a common myth.
Where can I download the official Microsoft logo?
Official logo files and the rules for using them are on Microsoft's trademark and brand guidelines page at microsoft.com/en-us/legal/intellectualproperty/trademarks. Most logo uses require permission or a licence from Microsoft.
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