Android Auto now has an updated wordmark and brand identity. Please ensure you use the new logo from now on in all of your newly-created assets. If you have any urgent asset or messaging needs in the meantime, please reach out to us here. Thank you.
Visual identity
How we use Android Auto assets, including wordmarks, logos, and icons
Logos
Visual system
The following four elements are key to the Android Auto brand identity.
Horizontal wordmark – preferred
Stacked wordmark – when space is limited.
Android Auto app launcher icon – only use in the context of a UI screen.
Works with Android Auto – only use when showing alongside other competitor badges.
Don’t use any of the following brand elements in association with Android Auto.
Don’t use the Google logo
Don’t use the Android bot
Don’t use the Android wordmark
Don’t use the outdated Android Auto wordmark
Don’t use the outdated Android Auto wordmark
Horizontal wordmark
Clear space
Vertical wordmark
Color versions
Clear space
Backgrounds
Use the black wordmark on white backgrounds.
Use the black wordmark on light backgrounds
Don’t use the black wordmark on dark or black backgrounds.
Use the white wordmark on dark or black backgrounds.
Use the white wordmark on colored backgrounds.
Don’t use the white wordmark on light backgrounds.
Don’t use the white wordmark on busy patterns.
Don’t use the black wordmark on busy patterns.
Ensure enough contrast when using the white wordmark on imagery, photography and patterns.
Ensure enough contrast when using the black wordmark on imagery, photography and patterns.
Incorrect usage
We love our wordmark, but it’s been constructed to strict standards. Here are some examples of what not to do with it.
Don’t use the bot head in place of the wordmark.
Don’t use the launcher icon in place of the wordmark.
Don’t place the wordmark at an angle.
Don’t change the color of the wordmark.
Don’t use the black wordmark on a dark colored background.
Don’t change the weight of the wordmark.
Don’t use the bot head in place of the word “Android” in the wordmark.
Don't center the stacked wordmark.
Don’t blur the wordmark.
Don’t add a drop shadow to the wordmark.
Don’t outline the wordmark.
Don’t use the badge without the outlined frame.
Don’t use the badge without “works with” locked up with the wordmark.
Don’t stack and center the elements of the badge.
Launcher icon
The “Android Auto app” launcher icon should only be used in the context of a UI screen, or in marketing collateral promoting or referring explicitly to the Android Auto app on mobile devices.
Works with Android Auto badge
Works with Android Auto badge ― only use alongside other ingredient badges.
The “Works with Android Auto” badge should only be used when showcasing competitor badges side by side in email, packaging, and online and print brochures.
Download localized badges
How our wordmarks work together
Use the guidelines below to lock up the Android Auto wordmark with your own logo.
Placement
Use your logo as the main headline or primary branding element of the creative, with the Android Auto wordmark in a secondary position.
Don’t use the Android Auto wordmark as the main headline or primary branding element of the creative.
Use one Android Auto wordmark per frame or screen.
Sizing
Use the Android Auto wordmark as an ingredient brand. It should always be smaller than your logo.
Don’t size the Android Auto wordmark larger than or equal to your logo.
Clear space
Use the A in Android Auto to determine the minimum amount of clear space on all sides.
Don’t place the Android Auto wordmark too close to your logo.
Other brands
When using the Android Auto wordmark or badge alongside other ingredient partner brands, please be sure to provide equal placement and sizing.
Provide equal placement and sizing.
Don't make the placement and/or sizing unequal.
Provide equal placement and sizing.
Don't make the placement and/or sizing unequal.