Overview
- Google confirmed the blended-gradient mark replaces the partitioned G as its primary company logo after a decade without a major refresh.
- The design keeps the four colors with brighter hues and a smooth gradient to signal the company’s AI-era identity.
- The icon first appeared in Search in May and has since shown up on Android and iOS app icons as well as select web favicons.
- Google says the visual update will reach more products, platforms, and services over the coming months.
- Related elements already reflect the look, including the Gemini spark and the Google Help favicon, with the Google Home logo also updated.