Uber logo PNG
Download the Uber logo in PNG and SVG — the lowercase "uber" wordmark, black and white, transparent background by default.
About the Uber logo png
The current Uber logo isn't an icon at all — it's just the word "uber," lowercase, set in Uber's own custom typeface, Uber Move. There's no symbol, no badge, no grid pattern, nothing beyond the four letters. That's what ships in the file on this page, and it's the direct answer to logo for uber, logo of uber, uberlogo, and logo uber — all four are the same search for the same plain wordmark, introduced in a September 2018 rebrand under then-new CEO Dara Khosrowshahy that stripped Uber's identity down to text on purpose, after a few years of a much busier system.
That busier system is almost certainly what an uber logo old, old uber logo, uber old logo, or old uber app logo search is after. In February 2016, under previous CEO Travis Kalanick, Uber and the agency Wolff Olins replaced its original black-badge "UBER" wordmark with a two-part identity: "bit," an abstract grid-and-texture pattern meant to represent the physical streets and cities Uber operates in, and "atom," a spinning circular glyph that became the actual app icon. It was widely criticized at the time as confusing and hard to pin down as a logo, and it lasted barely two and a half years before the plain wordmark here replaced it. This page carries only the current 2018-onward mark — neither the 2016 bit-and-atom system nor the original pre-2016 badge is available as a download here.
Because the real wordmark is just solid black lettering with no gradient, no second color, and no icon to simplify, the flat-color approach used for most logos on this site isn't a simplification here the way it is for a multicolor mark — the "original" file on this page already matches what Uber itself ships. That's also why there isn't a separate "color" variant: Uber's identity doesn't really have a brand color the way Instagram has pink or Spotify has green, just black text for light surfaces and a white version for dark ones, which answers uber logo white, uber white logo, and white uber logo — it's the same wordmark, inverted for a dark background, header, or app splash screen rather than a different design.
Every size here exports with a transparent background by default, so an uber logo transparent, uber transparent logo, or transparent uber logo download drops straight into a slide, a comparison table, or a dark UI with no white box around the lettering. PNG comes in five fixed sizes, 64 to 1024px — 64 or 128px covers a favicon or a small UI badge, 512px is the common pick for a blog post or app listing referencing Uber, and 1024px is the largest fixed export, covering uber png logo, logo uber png, and plain uber png searches alike. There's no PDF version — an uber logo pdf request is better served by the uber logo svg instead, since it's vector and opens cleanly in design and print software without the fixed-resolution limits a PNG has, which also makes it the right pick for anything scaling past 1024px.
A couple of adjacent searches are worth separating out. Uber company logo and uber logos (plural) still point to this same file — Uber Technologies, Inc. doesn't run a different mark for corporate use than it does for the rider app, though sibling products like Uber Eats carry their own separate wordmark and aren't covered by this page. Uber iconography, meanwhile, more often means the broader set of in-app UI icons — ride-type glyphs, map pins, action icons — that Uber's product-design team maintains for use inside its apps, a different thing from the single brand mark here; this page is the logo only, not that icon library.
One thing worth knowing before using any uber logo image commercially: the artwork file itself is CC0-licensed through Simple Icons, but the Uber name and wordmark remain Uber Technologies, Inc.'s trademark. That's fine for identification — referencing the app in an article, listing it among other rideshare or delivery-app icons — but implying a partnership or endorsement you don't have crosses into trademark territory. The usage guidelines page has the full breakdown if you're using it for anything beyond identification.
Uber logo png — FAQ
What does the Uber logo actually look like?
Just the word "uber," lowercase, in Uber's own custom typeface, Uber Move — no icon, badge, or symbol attached. That's been the design since a September 2018 rebrand, and it's the file on this page.
Why does this look different from the Uber logo I remember?
Uber has had two earlier identities: an original black-badge "UBER" wordmark used until 2016, and a 2016–2018 system called "bit and atom" — a grid-pattern background plus a spinning circular app icon, designed by Wolff Olins. Both were replaced by the current plain wordmark in September 2018, which is the only version available on this page.
What font does Uber use for its logo?
Uber Move, a custom typeface Uber designed for its own branding and app interfaces. It's been the basis of the wordmark since the 2018 rebrand.
Is there an Uber logo PDF?
Not on this page — downloads here are PNG and SVG only. The SVG is vector, so it covers the same use cases a PDF would (scaling cleanly for print or design software) without the fixed-resolution limits of a PNG.
Does the Uber logo PNG have a transparent background?
Yes — both the black and white variants export with a transparent background by default, so there's no white box around the wordmark to crop out.
Is this Uber logo PNG free to use?
The artwork file is CC0-licensed via Simple Icons, so downloading and using it for identification — like referencing the app in an article or listing it among other rideshare icons — is free and doesn't require attribution. The Uber name and wordmark are still Uber Technologies, Inc.'s trademark, so commercial or branded use beyond identification needs their permission.
Should I download the PNG or the SVG?
PNG is fine for a fixed use — a website, a slide, a document at a known size. SVG is vector, so it scales to any size without blurring, which matters most once you're past roughly 512px or printing at an unknown size.
