Paramount+ Logo
The Paramount+ logo sets the mountain emblem and wordmark in retro blue (about #0064FF) and white using Peak Sans, a custom sans-serif inspired by theatre marquees. Its crown carries 13 stars, one for each letter in Paramount Plus, after agency Loyalkaspar reworked the classic mark for the 2021 streaming launch. For official artwork and usage rules, see Paramount's brand page at paramount.com.
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Paramount+ Logo Font
The Paramount+ wordmark is based on Peak Sans, a custom sans-serif drawn for the brand. 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.
Paramount+ Logo History & Meaning
Paramount+ launched on March 4, 2021, rebranding the former CBS All Access service and adopting the iconic Paramount mountain as its symbol. The streaming identity was developed by the agency Loyalkaspar, which reworked the classic emblem for small screens by tracing the mountain from the studio's film opening and simplifying the detailing. The crown of stars was trimmed to 13, one for each letter in the spelled-out name Paramount Plus, and the palette moved to a bright retro blue on white. The wordmark sits in Peak Sans, a bespoke typeface inspired by theatre marquee lettering.
Paramount+ logo: official usage guidelines
Paramount+ doesn't offer a free public logo download. Here's the official word on how the Paramount+ logo may be used — straight from Paramount+.
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Paramount+ Logo FAQ
What font is used in the Paramount+ logo?
The wordmark and the plus sign are set in Peak Sans, a custom sans-serif typeface created for the brand and inspired by the look of old theatre marquees.
What colors are in the Paramount+ logo?
The logo pairs a vibrant retro blue (approximately #0064FF) with white (#FFFFFF), a brighter palette chosen to read clearly on phones and app icons.
Who designed the Paramount+ logo?
The streaming identity was created by the branding agency Loyalkaspar, which adapted the long-standing Paramount Pictures mountain for digital use when the service launched in 2021.
Why does the Paramount+ logo have 13 stars?
The arc of stars was reduced to 13, one for each letter in the name when written out as Paramount Plus, keeping the emblem legible at small sizes.
Where can I get the official Paramount+ logo?
Paramount publishes the story and usage of its logo on paramount.com. For permitted use and the latest official artwork, refer to Paramount's brand page at https://www.paramount.com/news/behind-the-paramount-brand-name-and-logo.
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