Download the official Bitcoin logo in SVG (vector) or PNG (raster) format for free. Both versions are released under the public domain, meaning you can freely use them for business, social media, or any other purpose.
For the best quality, we recommend choosing the SVG format, as it scales perfectly to any size without losing sharpness.
Bitcoin logo in SVG format: Bitcoin logo (SVG)
Bitcoin logo in PNG format: Bitcoin logo (PNG)
The evolution of the Bitcoin logo reflects Bitcoin's journey from obscure cryptographic experiment to global phenomenon. The original Bitcoin logo introduced by Satoshi Nakamoto in 2009 featured a gold coin with the letters "BC" superimposed. This design, reminiscent of physical coins, represented Bitcoin's aspiration to become "digital gold" and a new form of money.
In February 2010, Bitcoin forum user "bitboy" proposed the now-iconic orange and white design. This version featured a stylized "₿" with two vertical strokes through it, resembling the Thai Baht symbol (฿) or the capital letter B with two vertical lines. The design cleverly incorporated elements of both currency symbols and technological imagery, creating a distinctive mark that would become synonymous with cryptocurrency worldwide.
The current Bitcoin logo we recognize today emerged through community consensus around 2010-2011. The definitive version features an orange circle with a white stylized "₿" that has two vertical strokes at the top and bottom, connected by a horizontal stroke. The specific shade of orange (#F7931A) was standardized to ensure brand consistency across applications.
This Bitcoin logo design carries important symbolism. The orange color represents energy, innovation, and the digital nature of cryptocurrency. The circular form suggests completeness and global accessibility, while the angular "₿" conveys technological precision. The absence of serifs or decorative elements reflects Bitcoin's minimalist protocol design and mathematical purity.
Unlike corporate logos, the Bitcoin logo has no trademark protection and belongs to the public domain. This open approach reflects Bitcoin's decentralized ethos and ensures anyone can use the logo without permission or licensing fees. The Bitcoin Foundation maintains the official vector files to preserve design integrity while encouraging widespread adoption.
When using the Bitcoin logo, consider these guidelines: Always maintain the original color scheme and proportions. Don't rotate, skew, or add effects that distort the logo. Provide adequate clear space around the logo equal to at least half its height.
The Bitcoin logo has become one of the most recognized symbols in finance, appearing on payment terminals, exchange platforms, and merchant websites worldwide. Its simplicity and distinctiveness have made it an icon of the digital currency revolution, representing financial sovereignty and technological empowerment across cultures and languages.
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