Nº 117 Logótipo Olympics

Logótipo Olympics

O logótipo Olympics utiliza 4 cores primárias. A sua cor dominante é Water Raceway (#0081C8, correspondência Pantone mais próxima 660 C). Olympics opera no sector Sports.

Família de cores
blue
Sector
Sports
Popularidade da marca
Top 1% das marcas indexadas
Website
olympics.com

Análise de design

The Olympic mark is a pure symbol system: five equal circles interlaced in a staggered two-row arrangement (three above, two below). Each ring is a single-weight stroke with precise geometric spacing — the overlap sequence alternates over-under to create visual depth without shading or gradients. The construction follows strict proportional rules defined by the IOC; the ring diameter, gap width, and interlacing offsets are mathematically fixed so the mark reproduces identically at any scale. At small sizes the thin white gaps between rings can close up, which is why the IOC provides a solid-color single-ring alternative for favicons and app icons. In the sports-event category, where logos often chase dynamism through italics, motion lines, or mascots, the rings stand apart by being static, monoline, and entirely abstract — a deliberate choice that lets the mark serve Summer and Winter Games, youth and paralympic events, and commercial partners without visual conflict.

Five interlaced rings in fixed staggered gridConsistent six-color palette (blue, yellow, black, green, red, white)Strict proportional geometry enforced worldwideUniversal usage across Summer, Winter, and Paralympic Games

Cores do logótipo, medidas

Cores extraídas da imagem do logótipo (fundo removido), com a percentagem da marca que cada cor ocupa.

Clique numa cor para copiar o seu código hex.

The measured palette — blue (#0081C8), yellow (#FCB131), green (#00A651), red (#EE334E) plus the unmeasured black — mirrors the original 1913 specification: the six colors (including the white field) appeared on every competing nation's flag at the time. Blue dominates visually because it occupies the top-left ring, the natural entry point for left-to-right viewers. High-saturation primaries ensure the rings separate cleanly on broadcast video, embroidered patches, and single-color reversals, while the white background remains mandatory to preserve the 'flag on a field' metaphor.

Variações e transferências

Variantes de cor geradas a partir da fonte vectorial — gratuitas para transferência para identificação, uso editorial e de pesquisa.

Logótipo Olympics, versão primária
Primária SVG PNG
Logótipo Olympics, versão branca para fundos escuros
Branco SVG PNG
Logótipo Olympics, versão monocromática preta
Preto SVG PNG

Logótipos visualmente similares

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Paleta web de marca

Cores que Olympics utiliza no seu website — o sistema de marca mais amplo em torno do logótipo.

Sobre Olympics

The Olympics brand embodies the spirit of international sportsmanship and celebration of athletic excellence. As the official hub for all things related to the Olympic Games, it offers a comprehensive source of breaking sports news, exclusive video highlights, and in-depth coverage of past and upcoming Olympic events, including the Paris 2024, Milano Cortina 2026, and LA 2028 games. Visitors to the site can explore a variety of engaging content, including original sports series, athlete stories, and highlight reels that bring the thrill of the Olympic experience into their homes. The brand also features the Olympic Channel, providing live action from a wide range of sports, along with 24/7 thematic programming that highlights both elite athletes and grassroots sports. In addition to event coverage, the Olympics brand promotes initiatives like the Olympic Refuge Foundation and offers a museum shop for fans to celebrate their passion for sports. Overall, the Olympics brand stands as a celebration of athletic achievement and a platform for connecting with the global sports community

Perguntas sobre o logótipo Olympics

Who designed the Olympic rings and when?

Pierre de Coubertin, founder of the modern Olympic Games, created the symbol in 1913. It debuted officially at the 1920 Antwerp Games.

Why are there five rings and what do the colors mean?

The five rings represent the five inhabited continents united by Olympism. The six colors — blue, yellow, black, green, red, and the white background — were chosen because every national flag in 1913 contained at least one of them.

Qual é a cor do logótipo Olympics?

A cor dominante do logótipo Olympics é Water Raceway (hex #0081C8). A correspondência Pantone mais próxima é 660 C.

Quantas cores tem o logótipo Olympics?

O logótipo Olympics utiliza 4 cores primárias: #0081C8, #FCB131, #00A651, #EE334E.

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O logótipo Olympics é uma marca comercial do seu proprietário, apresentado aqui para identificação e pesquisa de design. Os dados de cor são medidos pela LogoLabs a partir da marca pública; a análise é comentário editorial. Não é implícita qualquer afiliação ou recomendação.