Nº 181 DomainTools logo

DomainTools Logo

The DomainTools logo uses 2 primary colors. Its dominant color is Stonewash (#75839B, closest Pantone 4135 C). DomainTools operates in the Computer Security industry.

Color family
blue
Brand popularity
Top 2% of indexed brands
Website
domaintools.com

Design analysis

The DomainTools logo is a combined mark consisting of a wordmark and an abstract geometric icon. The icon renders a stylized uppercase "D" formed from two overlapping shield-like shapes, the negative space between them suggesting a magnifying glass or search aperture — a direct visual metaphor for domain investigation and threat hunting. The letterforms of the wordmark are set in a clean, medium-weight sans serif with slightly rounded terminals, balancing technical precision with approachability. The icon sits left of the text at a 1:1.6 height ratio, ensuring the lockup remains legible down to 24 pixels wide; the shield geometry holds its silhouette in monochrome reproduction, while the aperture detail survives only at larger sizes, a pragmatic trade-off for favicon and SIEM dashboard use. In the crowded cybersecurity space, the mark avoids the ubiquitous hexagon, lock, or binary motifs, instead owning a distinctive "D"-shield hybrid that signals both domain focus and defensive posture.

Stylized D-shield with magnifying-glass apertureRestrained two-tone palette: near-black plus muted blue-grayClean sans-serif wordmark with rounded terminalsHorizontal lockup optimized for dashboard headers

Logo colors, measured

Colors extracted from the logo image itself (background removed), with share of the mark each color covers.

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The near-black (#111111) primary ink conveys authority and low-light SOC readability, while the muted Stonewash blue-gray (#75839B) differentiates from the saturated royal blues of competitors like CrowdStrike or Palo Alto Networks. This desaturated hue reads as forensic and analytical rather than alarmist, reinforcing the brand's intelligence-first positioning. The 7/3 percent split keeps the mark visually quiet — critical when embedded in noisy threat-intel dashboards — yet the cool accent remains visible on both light and dark mode interfaces without requiring a full-color variant.

Variations & downloads

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DomainTools logo, primary version
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DomainTools logo, white version for dark backgrounds
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DomainTools logo, black monochrome version
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Brand web palette

Colors DomainTools uses across its website — the broader brand system around the logo.

About DomainTools

DomainTools is the global leader in Internet intelligence, providing essential products that are fundamental to best-in-class security programs. Their comprehensive solutions help organizations identify and mitigate risks, defend their brand and reputation, gain the upper hand on emerging campaigns, and discover the identities behind attacks and threats. With DomainTools Iris Platform, users have access to unmatched speed and coverage to discover and monitor lookalike domains, integrate data with SIEM and other tools, and map connected infrastructure to stay ahead of threats. Their Threat Intelligence Feeds keep users informed about what's happening online, while their Monitors provide early awareness of potential threats. DomainTools also offers integrations with leading platforms and provides support and learning resources to help users transform threat data into actionable intelligence. Trust DomainTools to navigate the ever-evolving landscape of cyber threats and protect your organization

Questions about the DomainTools logo

What does the DomainTools icon represent?

The icon merges a shield — symbolizing defense — with a magnifying-glass aperture in the negative space, representing the company's core mission of investigating and monitoring domain infrastructure for threats.

Why does DomainTools use a muted blue-gray instead of a brighter security blue?

The desaturated Stonewash tone (#75839B) signals analytical depth and forensic calm rather than urgency, helping the brand stand apart from competitors that rely on high-saturation blues to convey trust. It also renders cleanly in both light and dark SOC dashboards without vibration.

What color is the DomainTools logo?

The dominant color of the DomainTools logo is Stonewash (hex #75839B). The closest Pantone match is 4135 C.

How many colors does the DomainTools logo have?

The DomainTools logo uses 2 primary colors: #111111, #75839B.

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The DomainTools logo is a trademark of its owner, shown here for identification and design research. Color data is measured from the public mark by LogoLabs; analysis is editorial commentary. No affiliation or endorsement is implied.