The Guardian brand colors & logos
The Guardian's brand colors are Gold (#FFE500), Midnight Blue (#052962) and black (#000000).
Comprehensive international news, analysis, sports and opinion from a liberal-leaning UK publisher.
- Category
- News & Media · International News
- Founded
- 1821
- Employees
- 2k
- Headquarters
- London, United Kingdom
The Guardian color palette
The official colors The Guardian uses across its logo and interface. Click any swatch to copy its hex code.
| Color | Name | Hex | RGB | Role |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Gold | #FFE500 | rgb(255, 229, 0) | Accent | |
| Midnight Blue | #052962 | rgb(5, 41, 98) | Dark | |
| black | #000000 | rgb(0, 0, 0) | Dark | |
| White | #FFFFFF | rgb(255, 255, 255) | Light | |
| whitesmoke | #F8F8F8 | rgb(248, 248, 248) | Background |
The Guardian logos
The 3 marks The Guardian publishes, at original quality. Copy one to the clipboard (SVG as code, everything else as an image), or save the original file.
Primary logo
SVG
Logo
SVG
Icon
PNG
The Guardian fonts
The typefaces theguardian.com loads, read from its own stylesheets. Generic fallbacks like sans-serif are left out.
- GH Guardian Headline
- Guardian Egyptian Web
- GuardianTextEgyptian
- Guardian Text Egyptian Web
- GuardianTextSans
- Guardian Text Sans Web
- Lucida Grande
- Guardian Headline Full
The Guardian extracted colors
Every colour The Guardian puts on screen, taken two ways: sampled from a screenshot of theguardian.com, and read out of the site's own stylesheets.
Sampled from the homepage
Read from the stylesheets
black
steelblue
white
aliceblue
darkslateblue
darkslategray
dimgray
whitesmoke
gold
silver
The Guardian imagery
Open Graph cards, banners and other published artwork found on the domain.
Seven California governor candidates stand behind podiums on a debate stage with red, white, and blue decorations
The president surrounded by other people stands in a detention center
Daisy Buchanan wearing a lilac, lace-trimmed dress standing with her hands clasped in front of her next to a painting of a dark-haired woman wearing a red neckerchief
Drawing of a naked woman shouting at her pubic area through a loud hailer
Giants quarterback Jaxson Dart introduces Donald Trump at a rally in New York on Friday.
Callum Wilson, Mickey Van De Ven, Pep GuardiolaThe company behind theguardian.com
Legal entity, size and classification for The Guardian, as carried on the curated record.
- Legal name
- Guardian News & Media Limited
- Founded
- 1821
- Employees
- 2,000
- Address
- Kings Place, 90 York Way, London, England, United Kingdom
- Classification
- News & Media · International News · IAB12-1
- Domain
- theguardian.com
About The Guardian
A global news website delivering breaking US and world news, sports, business reporting, opinion and reviews. It provides analysis, live updates and feature journalism with a liberal editorial stance.
The Guardian is a global news publisher serving readers interested in breaking US and world news, sports, business, culture, and opinion. The site publishes reporting, analysis, live blogs, reviews and long-form features across politics, international crises and social issues. It targets a broad, international audience including US and UK readers seeking in-depth coverage and commentary. Editorially it is known for a liberal perspective and investigative reporting, offering opinion pieces alongside factual news. The site emphasizes live updates and explanatory journalism and offers reader support and membership options rather than a strict paywall. Its combination of real-time coverage, analysis and feature-length reporting distinguishes it from wire services and strictly local outlets.
Every field on this page, from one API call.
The colours, logos, fonts and company facts above are the curated theguardian.com record, served straight from the Prefetch API. Point it at any domain and get the same shape back.
GET /enrich 20 credits · brand + company + classification curl "https://api.prefetch.io/enrich?url=theguardian.com" \ -H "x-api-key: $PREFETCH_API_KEY"
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