Docker Brand Guidelines
Share the magic with our curated Docker logo kit and its guidelines for use.
Logos
The primary logo is made up of two elements: the symbol and the wordmark.
The symbol is available as a secondary logo or icon and should be used in place of the retired, vertical design.
Colors
The Docker logos must always appear as one of Docker’s primary brand colors. This includes our Moby Blue, Light Blue, Dark Blue, Off Black, and White.
Primary
Moby Blue
#1D63ED
RGBA(29,99,237,1)
Accent
Dark Blue
#00084D
RGBA(0,8,77,1)
Accent
Light Blue
#E5F2FC
RGBA(229,242,252,1)
Accent
Off Black
#17191E
RGBA(23,25,30,1)
Scale
To retain legibility and integrity, the primary and secondary Docker logos should be at least 48px.
The primary logo is made up of two elements: the symbol and the wordmark.
The symbol is available as a secondary logo or icon and should be used in place of the retired, vertical design.
Clear space
To ensure that our logo is clearly visible in all applications, surround them with sufficient clear space.
The primary logo is made up of two elements: the symbol and the wordmark.
The symbol is available as a secondary logo or icon and should be used in place of the retired, vertical design.
Logo dont’s
To maintain consistency, the Docker logo should only be used as suggested. Below are a handful of things not to do when using the logo.
Don't flip
Don’t tilt
Don’t squeeze
Don’t stretch
Don’t decolorize
Don’t use unapproved logo colors
Don’t crop
Don’t use the wordmark alone
Don’t reverse the icon and wordmark
Don’t change the spacing
Don’t change the proportions
Questions?
Visit our legal trademark guidelines for more information. For any further inquiries about our branding, please reach out to us at [email protected].