AT&T

att.com

AT&T is an American multinational telecommunications holding company. It is a leading provider of mobile telephony, fiber internet, and broadband networks to millions of consumers and businesses.

AT&T logos

Download the AT&T logo as a transparent PNG. The API can also return SVG, WebP, dark, and black-and-white versions.

Banners

AT&T brand colors

#000000

#00A0DD

#009FDB

History

1889–1900
Hubbard bell
General superintendent Angus S. Hubbard submitted a blue bell design in 1889 for use in AT&T's long-distance advertising. The simple ringed bell established a symbol that the Bell System would carry, in varied forms, for nearly a century.
1921–1939
Bell System ring
A stylized bell centered within a striped circle became the unified mark for the Bell System's growing network of regional companies. Local subsidiaries placed their operating company name at the top of the ring, with AT&T's full corporate name along the bottom.
1969–1984
Saul Bass bell
Designed by Saul Bass & Associates

Add AT&T logo to your app or website

Use the Logo API to embed the AT&T logo and millions of others directly in your app or website. Get a free API key to get started.

<img src="https://img.logo.dev/att.com?token=YOUR_API_TOKEN" alt="att.com logo" />

More brands in Telecommunications

View all

bt.com

Mint Mobile

mintmobile.com

Orange

orange.com

Rogers

rogers.com

Spectrum

spectrum.com

Saul Bass redesigned the bell mark in 1969, reducing the form to clean geometric stripes on a simplified silhouette. The wordmark paired it with a modified version of Helvetica featuring a custom ampersand, and this version remained in use until the 1984 breakup of the Bell System.

1984–1999

Death Star globe

When the Bell System was broken up in 1984, AT&T replaced the bell with a striped sphere designed by G. Dean Smith and Jerry Kuyper at Bass/Yager & Associates. The twelve-bar globe, rendered in blue with white horizontal lines, became one of the most recognized corporate marks of the 1980s.

2005–2016

3D globe

Following AT&T's merger with SBC in 2005, Interbrand redesigned the globe with a glossy three-dimensional finish, reduced the stripe count from eight to six, and shifted the wordmark to lowercase. The rebrand coincided with "The New AT&T" campaign and marked the SBC-led company adopting the AT&T name.

2016–present · current

Blue globe

In 2016, following the DirecTV acquisition, AT&T inverted the globe's color scheme to a solid blue sphere with transparent white stripes and returned the wordmark to uppercase. The flatter, bolder mark moved away from the glossy 3D treatment of the 2005 version.