Unilever Logo Download (SVG, PNG)

Download the Unilever logo for free in SVG and PNG formats. Use the scalable SVG file for print, layouts and design projects, or the transparent PNG for websites, presentations, consumer goods graphics and other digital applications.

Unilever introduced its current corporate logo in 2004 as part of a major identity redesign developed by Wolff Olins. Instead of a conventional solid letter, the large blue “U” is constructed from 25 individual symbols representing different aspects of Unilever’s products, businesses and values. The identity was designed by Miles Newlyn and Lee Coomber and originally expressed the company’s “adding vitality to life” positioning.

Each symbol inside the U has its own meaning. The spoon represents nutrition and cooking, the heart stands for love, care and health, the lips reference beauty and taste, while elements such as a fish, leaf, sun, water, clothes and recycling symbol connect the identity to food, personal care, home care and sustainability. Together, the small illustrations turn the company initial into a visual summary of Unilever’s unusually broad product portfolio.

Unilever was formed in 1930 through the combination of British soap maker Lever Brothers and Dutch margarine producer Margarine Unie, bringing together businesses whose histories stretched back into the nineteenth century. The 2004 redesign made the Unilever corporate name much more visible, with the new identity appearing on product packaging around the world rather than remaining primarily a behind-the-scenes corporate mark.

The intricate U has remained Unilever’s primary corporate symbol for more than two decades and continues to be used in 2026. Despite changes to the company’s portfolio, strategy and corporate structure, the fundamental 25-symbol design has not been replaced, making it one of the more distinctive examples of a complex corporate logo surviving the shift toward digital-first branding.