The Manfrotto logo — representing a manufacturer of photo and video equipment, including tripods, monopods, mounts, and accessories — consists of the brand name written in bold black sans-serif Latin letters. To the left of the text is a red circle with a symbol made of three white lines converging at the center, forming a shape reminiscent of the central column structure of a tripod. This mark has become the brand’s key graphic element, used on packaging, products, and promotional materials. Over time, the logo has undergone minor changes to the typography details and has lost the “Imagine More” slogan that used to appear beneath the brand name.
Manfrotto was founded by Italian photojournalist Lino Manfrotto in the late 1960s, with its headquarters located in Cassola, Italy. The first tripod under the brand was released in 1974. Today, Manfrotto is one of the world’s leading manufacturers of photo and video equipment, offering a wide range of solutions — from professional tripods and studio gear to lighting systems and accessories. The company is part of the international Videndum plc group and continues to develop products aimed at photographers, videographers, and content creators worldwide.
