This page only shows primary logo variants. For other related logos and images, see:
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| 1964–1985 | 1985–1990 | 1990–1993 | 1993–1996 | 1996–2003 |
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| 2003–2006 | 2007–2010 | 2010–2013 | 2013–2020 | 2020–present |
Canal 10 (callsign: YSTVE-TDT) is a Salvadoran public service broadcaster, founded by a presidential order and launched nationwide on November 4, 1964 ,in a creation from Ministerio de Educación de El Salvador with a Japanese public broadcaster NHK, and later UNESCO. Canal 10 is the only state-owned media channel in El Salvador, and competes for audiences with other private channels such as Telecorporación Salvadoreña and Red Salvadoreña de Medios.
Televisión Educativa de El Salvador[]
1964–1985[]
The channel started out as two television channels under the name of Televisión Educativa, adopting a blue satellite dish (with a grey three-legged stand at the bottom) with the letters T, V & E (the channel's initials) as its logo. The text "DE EL SALVADOR" can be seen underneath the initials, presumably to avoid confusion with the Spanish television network of the same name. This logo was used for 19 years.
Televisión Nacional[]
1985–1990[]
In 1985, the channel changed its name to Televisión Nacional (TVN). This logo consists with the N diagonally superimposed in blue, & the white "TV" letters in lowercase & merged together in a manner similar to that of Chile's Canal 13. In front of a rounded rectangle consisting of twelve coloured bars (equally divided in red, blue and green).
Televisión Cultural Educativa de El Salvador[]
1990–1993[]
When Channel 8 ceased broadcasting in 1990 (until it was bought by Asociación Ágape de El Salvador years later), only Channel 10 remained as part of the former two-channel network, and was renamed to Televisión Cultural Educativa de El Salvador (TVCE). The logo consists of a three-tiered trapezoidal pyramid, with four white letters. From 1991 to 2006, Channel 10 was in the hands of the Consejo Nacional para la Cultura y el Arte.
1993–1996[]
In 1993, the logo was changed to a bicolour (yellow & blue) rectangle, with a shape similar to the Tazumal pyramid to the right. The channel's initials (in white letters) can be seen at the bottom, with the number 10 at the top in red letters.
Canal 10 (first era)[]
1996–2003[]
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The channel took the name of Canal 10. Although the logo remained rectangular, it had a big number ten with shadow which is on the background gradient between brown and yellow, including the word "CANAL" in black that was above the rectangle.
2003–2006[]
In 2003, a new logo was introduced with a red rounded number ten with a blue rounded segment in the number zero, and the word CANAL on the number zero placed the right side. Also, consisting of a green background with dark & lime green bars as well as its palette colors for idents. The channel also adopted a new slogan, "Tu Alternativa, con cultura".
2007–2011[]
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In 2007, the channel changed its logo, which consisted of text in the Microgram font, and putting the number 10 as a rounded quadrilateral with the number zero connected with the number one. A new slogan was adopted as well - "Televisión Educativa y Cultural" - which was used for two years. By 2009, the slogan was changed to "Televisión Nacional de El Salvador", 15 years after its last use.
Televisión Nacional de El Salvador[]
2011–2013[]
In 2011, it became like just the number ten with the cut out in the upper right on the number zero. The channel also used the country shape of El Salvador with a blue acronym "TVES" as an alternative logo, although the channel continued using the alternative name "Televisión Nacional de El Salvador".
Televisión de El Salvador[]
2013–2020[]
The word "Nacional" was removed with, changing its name to Televisión de El Salvador (TVES) as a hybrid name with Canal 10. The logo consisted of the letters "tves", half-coloured in lime-green & sky-blue.
Canal 10 (second era)[]
2020–present[]
On the inauguration of President Nayib Bukele on June 1, 2019, a new logo was unveiled, consisting of the national coat of arms, surrounded by fourteen stars. It officially debuted on September 30, 2020, with the return of the "Canal 10" name after nine years.