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Instagram Updates Logo After Ten Years

HarZaviya summary · from 2 outlets

Most outlets reported Instagram's redesigned logo and the change from an icon-based mark to a text-only wordmark. ProPakistani highlighted the first redesign in 10 years and introduced the new branding, while Daily Times added context about the platform gaining a more modern visual identity and cited Adam Mosseri’s announcement. Both framed the update as a significant but routine branding shift.

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3 articles · 3 outlets

Fri

Instagram Updates Logo After Ten Years

2 outlets
  1. Instagram rolls out redesigned logo after ten years

    Instagram has changed its logo design after about a decade, introducing a new text-only wordmark. The update gives the platform a more modern visual identity. Instagram chief Adam Mosseri announced the new logo in a post. He described the design as more refined and modern while retaining the simplicity of the previous name. Read more: […]

  2. ProPakistani 81% identical

    Instagram Changes its Logo Look for First Time in 10 Years

    Instagram has updated the look of its branding for the first time in 10 years, introducing a redesigned wordmark. The… Read More The post Instagram Changes its Logo Look for First Time in 10 Years appeared first on ProPakistani.

Thu

Instagram introduces new wordmark logo after a decade: What to know

1 outlet
  1. Instagram introduces new wordmark logo after a decade: What to know

    Instagram unveiled a redesigned wordmark in a decade on Thursday updating the familiar text logo that spells out the company’s name.The updated design keeps elements of Instagram’s original style while introducing a modernized visual style. The major change was announced by Instagram...

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