The Guardian logo consists of the brand name in blue, set in a large serif font. The name is arranged in two levels: “The” above “Guardian.” A custom typeface is used, featuring the distinctive shape of the letter “G” that appeared after the 2005 redesign. There is also an icon in the form of a capital “G” on a dark blue background — this version is used as a compact logo in mobile apps, social media, and digital interfaces. The logo contains no additional graphic elements and is applied on a white or transparent background, ensuring recognizability and versatility in both digital and print environments.
The Guardian is one of the largest and most well-known daily newspapers in the United Kingdom, founded in 1821 in Manchester under the name The Manchester Guardian. It adopted its current name in 1959. Today, The Guardian is part of the Guardian Media Group and maintains editorial independence through a managing trust. The newspaper is known for its analytical coverage, international reporting, and liberal editorial stance. Its online edition ranks among the most visited news sites in the world, reaching a global audience of millions.
