The Windowgram mark
One original mark, drawn for Windowgram and nobody else. The name says it: an airplane window holding the world, with a paper plane already on its way out and a single gold waypoint marking the trip.
Why it looks like this
The window. A rounded pane is the one shape every traveler has looked through — the frame you see a new place from. Windowgram puts the world inside it.
The paper plane. Up and out at a climb, because that is the moment the trip actually starts — and because a plane that small reads clearly even at the size of a browser tab.
The gold dot. A single waypoint on the route, borrowed from the site's gold. It is the promise in the design: one destination, chosen with you, not fifty options handed over.
The globe. Kept deliberately thin and quiet. At favicon size the continents disappear first, so the mark is built so nothing depends on them.
Leave clear space around the mark equal to about a quarter of its width — no text or edge crowding the rounded corners. Below 24 pixels, use the mark alone without the business name, which is exactly what the browser tab does.
On cream and white, use the full mark. On the midnight indigo bands, the same mark sits directly on the dark ground with no outline.
Blue to violet, with one warm note
These are the colours used across the site, so anything you print or post matches.
Aurora blue
#4C8DF6
Top of the window glass
Royal blue
#2F4FE0
The middle of the mark
Brand violet
#7A3FF2
Buttons, links, eyebrows
Waypoint gold
#E0A94F
The dot, and accents on dark
Midnight indigo
#101336
Grounds and headings
Cream paper
#FAF5EC
The page itself
Take the logo with you
The mark is a vector, so it stays perfectly sharp at any size — a business card, a banner, a booth sign, or a tiny browser tab. Download it and hand it to any printer or sign shop.
Download the logo (SVG)
Need it as a PNG, on a transparent background, or in one flat colour? Ask Janice and it gets made.
- Top left of every page, in the header
- The browser tab, on every page of the site
- The footer lockup, with the tagline under it
- The preview card travelers see when a trip link is shared
Choose how you view the world.Ask for a change to the logo