Google quietly refreshes iconic 'G' logo with subtle design tweaks
The updated logo has already started appearing across Google’s suite of apps and services, with a full rollout expected in the coming days.
In a quiet but noticeable update, Google has introduced a fresh version of its iconic ‘G’ logo.
The new design sticks to the brand’s trademark four-colour scheme but introduces subtle refinements in shape and proportion, giving the logo a cleaner, more balanced appearance.
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The colours blend more with each other, unlike before.
The colours blend within the ‘G’, flow more smoothly into one another, creating a softer, more cohesive look.
The change gives the logo a cleaner, more polished appearance while maintaining the instantly recognisable essence of Google’s brand.
While the adjustments might appear minor, they align with the company’s broader strategy of gradual, thoughtful updates that preserve familiarity while enhancing usability.
It is a small change, but it is quite noticeable.
“Design is always evolving, and we regularly make small adjustments to ensure our brand remains accessible, approachable and relevant,” a Google representative stated.
The updated logo has already started appearing across Google’s suite of apps and services, with a full rollout expected in the coming days.
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