Nº 2633 Urban Dictionary logo

Urban Dictionary Logo

The Urban Dictionary logo uses 2 primary colors. Its dominant color is Midnight Express (#1D2439, closest Pantone 4146 C). Urban Dictionary operates in the Computers Electronics & Technology industry.

Color family
blue
Brand popularity
Top 26% of indexed brands
Website
urbandictionary.com

Design analysis

The Urban Dictionary logo is a condensed sans-serif wordmark set in two weights: "URBAN" in a heavier, wider cut and "DICTIONARY" in a slightly lighter, narrower companion. Both sit on a dark navy rectangular field, creating a badge-like lockup that reads as a single unit. The letterforms feature tight tracking and minimal stroke contrast, giving the mark a utilitarian, almost industrial tone that mirrors the site's raw, crowdsourced content. At small sizes the heavy weight of "URBAN" holds legibility, while the lighter "DICTIONARY" can thin out on low-resolution screens; the rectangular container helps maintain shape integrity when the mark is used as an app icon or favicon. Unlike many tech platforms that favor abstract symbols, this identity leans entirely on typography, reinforcing the brand's core promise: words, defined.

Two-weight condensed wordmark on a dark rectangular fieldHigh-contrast navy-and-white color schemeAbsence of any pictorial symbol or iconTight tracking and industrial sans-serif letterforms

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 measured palette — #1D2439 (Midnight Express) covering roughly 35% of the mark and #FFFFFF at 6% — creates a high-contrast, night-mode aesthetic that feels native to the screen-heavy, late-night browsing context where slang lookup happens. Dark navy avoids the sterility of pure black while still delivering AAA contrast against white text, and it differentiates the brand from the bright blues and greens common across social-media and reference-site competitors.

Variations & downloads

Color variants generated from the vector source — free to download for identification, editorial and research use.

Urban Dictionary logo, primary version
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Urban Dictionary logo, white version for dark backgrounds
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Urban Dictionary logo, black monochrome version
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About Urban Dictionary

Urban Dictionary is a popular brand that offers a comprehensive platform for users to find and define slang words and phrases. With their vast database of user-generated content, Urban Dictionary is the go-to destination for users looking to understand and keep up with the latest slang and cultural references. The brand provides a wide range of products and services to enhance the user experience. They offer a search feature that allows users to quickly and easily find definitions and examples of slang terms. Additionally, users can contribute their own definitions and vote on the accuracy and relevancy of existing definitions. Urban Dictionary takes privacy seriously and has implemented measures to protect user information. They collect minimal information, such as email addresses and aggregate user data, to enhance the quality of their service. They do not sell personal information and only share it when necessary or with trusted partners for processing purposes. Overall, Urban Dictionary offers an entertaining and informative platform that keeps users up-to-date with the evolving world of slang and allows them to actively participate in defining the cultural lexicon

Questions about the Urban Dictionary logo

Has Urban Dictionary ever used a symbol or icon alongside the wordmark?

The primary logo has consistently been a typographic lockup without a separate symbol. A simplified "UD" monogram occasionally appears as a favicon or app icon, but it is derived from the same typeface and color scheme rather than being a distinct graphic mark.

Why does the logo use such a dark navy instead of black?

The #1D2439 navy softens the harshness of pure black on backlit screens, reduces eye strain during extended reading sessions, and provides a subtle brand-specific hue that remains legible across both light and dark OS-level theme settings.

What color is the Urban Dictionary logo?

The dominant color of the Urban Dictionary logo is Midnight Express (hex #1D2439). The closest Pantone match is 4146 C.

How many colors does the Urban Dictionary logo have?

The Urban Dictionary logo uses 2 primary colors: #1D2439, #FFFFFF.

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The Urban Dictionary 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.