The City of Philadelphia’s logo is the most visible representation of the city, its people, and its visual identity. The logo is a valuable asset that must be used consistently in the proper, approved forms.
There are two color versions of the City of Philadelphia logo provided. Consider context, contrast with background color, and surrounding imagery when selecting which version to use.
The bell icon should always be yellow, unless the entire logo must be one color. In those cases, use the black and white logo.
Guidelines for using the City of Philadelphia logo:
Public use is allowed, but use by external organizations must be approved by the Office of the City Representative.
The .zip files below provide high-quality versions of the logo in the following formats:
.png
.svg
If you represent a department that needs a logo, email websupport@phila.gov and the team will provide you with one.
The City of Philadelphia logo and department logos must be recognizable, but do not have to meet the contrast ratios we follow for font usage. They use the Trebuchet font – a standard sans serif font that is artistic, accessible across all devices and platforms, and readable.
For websites, the City of Philadelphia logo is an .svg file with a .png fallback for older browsers. If you have included the full City of Philadelphia Standards JavaScript in your project, you can use the following:
<img src="https://www.phila.gov/assets/images/city-of-philadelphia-logo.svg" data-fallback="https://www.phila.gov/assets/images/city-of-philadelphia-logo.png" alt="City of Philadelphia">
If you have not included the full Standards JavaScript, then you can use:
<img src="https://www.phila.gov/assets/images/city-of-philadelphia-logo.png" alt="City of Philadelphia">