FIFA logo and symbol, meaning, history, PNG
- The FIFA logo is the FIFA wordmark written in huge bold capital letters topped with two hemispheres to symbolize the organization’s round-the-world presence.
- The hemispheres depict the continents and feature a white pentagonal soccer ball pattern.
- Meaning and history The Federation Internationale de Football Association was established in 1904 in France, and for the first two decades of its existence had no official logo, using only its full wordmark.
- The first logo for FIFA was designed only in 1928, and stayed with the federation for almost fifty years, with says a lot about its serious approach and consistency.
- This was a symbol of global extension, unity, and togetherness.
- This badge was usually executed in a monochrome color palette, but sometimes it was placed on a bright blue background, switching the color of the wordmark from black to yellow.
- 1998 — 2009 In 1998 the logo became colorful and vivid, getting a new blue and yellow palette with delicate white details.
- The composition remained unchanged, just the contours of the emblem were modified, and the globes gained some gradient shades, which made them look more voluminous.
- As for the wordmark, it was now executed in an extra-bold custom sans-serif typeface, with the edges of both letters “F” cut diagonally and reflecting speed and progress.
- The new logo was executed in a calm yet cool blue and white color palette, where two different shades of blue stood for professionalism and reliability.
- The white and blue football was placed on the top of the wave-like abstract construction, in the upper right corner of the badge, and the white bold wordmark in the custom typeface was placed on the bottom line of the emblem, on its dark blue part.
- Previously used as a secondary version, today the bold blue lettering with the diagonal cuts of “F”s is the symbol, which is instantly recognizable across the globe and being associated with football at its best.
- Font and Color The bold capitalized FIFA logotype is executed in a custom sans-serif typeface, which is based on traditional geometric shapes and straight lines.
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