Google has introduced a redesigned version of its iconic ‘G’ logo, marking its first major update in nearly 10 years. The new design replaces the solid four-color blocks—red, yellow, green, and blue—with a gradient effect that seamlessly blends the colors.
This modern, fresher look reflects Google’s ongoing emphasis on AI innovation and aims to maintain a contemporary appearance for the tech giant.
Currently this new updated logo already rollout Google Search App for iOS as of an update yesterday. On Monday, the icon came to Android with Google app 16.18 (beta).
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It’s a subtle change that you might not immediately notice, especially if the main place you see it is on your homescreen. It will be even less noticeable as a tiny browser favicon.
While it’s unclear whether Google is updating any product logos today, the company’s main six-letter logo does not appear to be undergoing a refresh.
In theory, some of Google’s four-color logos, such as those for Chrome or Maps, could adopt a gradient effect, with their sections seamlessly blending.
