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Google in-house

13 logged rebrands from 2010 to 2025, across 4 industries.

Google in-house logo
Rebrands
13
Years
2010–2025

Featured work · 7 of 13

All rebrands · 13

TypefacesWhat changed
Google (2025)May 2025Typeface not recordedThe "G" mark's four flat colour segments replaced by a seamless bright gradient; first change in nearly a decade; wordmark unchanged
Google ShoppingOct 2024Typeface not recordedFour-quadrant price tag replaced by a shopping-bag icon whose colours swirl around a hollow centre, with the AI-powered Shopping redesign
Android (2023)Sep 2023Typeface not recordedWordmark capitalised to "Android" with more weight, closer to Google's logo; flat robot became a 3D Bugdroid
Google WalletJul 2022Typeface not recordedGoogle Pay app replaced by Google Wallet with a blue wallet icon holding red, yellow and green cards
Google Chrome (2022)Feb 2022Typeface not recordedFirst icon update in eight years: shadows removed, proportions refined, larger central blue circle, subtle gradient; OS-specific variants
Google FiberMay 2021Typeface not recordedNew logo.
Gmail (Google Workspace)Oct 2020Typeface not recordedRed envelope replaced by a four-colour "M"; matching icons for Drive, Calendar, Meet, Docs; G Suite renamed Google Workspace
Google Workspace (2020)Oct 2020Typeface not recordedG Suite renamed Google Workspace; new four-colour icon family for Gmail, Drive, Calendar, Meet, Docs, Sheets and Slides
Google PhotosJun 2020Typeface not recordedPinwheel icon simplified into four rounded petals with flat Google colours, alongside an app redesign
Google MapsFeb 2020Typeface not recordedFolded-map icon replaced by a four-colour pin, launched for Maps' 15th birthday
Google (2015)Sep 2015Typeface not recordedNew logo.
Google (2013)Sep 2013Typeface not recordedFlat wordmark with thinner letters, shadows removed
Google (2010)May 2010Typeface not recorded6 May 2010 search redesign: the 1999 Catull 'Google' with a heavy drop shadow and TM mark replaced by a lighter version with a subtler shadow, a more orange second 'o' and no TM.

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