Canal 13 (Chile)/Logo Variations

1961–1970

Black and white version

1973-1999

1973-1978

Print variant

1978-1979

Color variant

1979-1992

Outlined variant

On-screen bug (1981-1991)

Special variant (1982 FIFA World Cup)

Print variant (1979-1992)

Print variant (1982-1992)

Print variant (1982-1992)

Print outlined variant (1982-1992)

Beveled variant (1990-1992)

1992-1999

Boxed variant, used on microphone flags

Alternate variant (1991)

3D variant (1992-1994)

Print variant (1995-1998)

Frequencies

Logos used by Canal 13 on its advertisings (generally from 1973 to 1988) depicting the frequencies at different Chilean cities:

Channel 2 from Coya-Caletones

Channel 4 from Saladillo II & Temuco

Channel 5 from Cabildo, San Felipe, San José de Maipo, San Fernando & Concepción

Channel 6 from San Esteban

Channel 7 from Cauquenes

Channel 8 from Valparaíso-Viña del Mar, Talca, Linares, Cobquecura & Taiguén

Channel 9 from Hualañé, Constitución, Lautaro, Villarrica & Osorno

Channel 10 from Base Naval Talcahuano & Angol

Channel 11 from Vichuquén, Galvarino, Lebu, & Traiguén

Channel 12 from Puerto Saavedra, Valdivia & Castro

Channel 13 from Santiago, La Serena, La Ligua, Saladillo I, Chillán-Los Ángeles & Puerto Montt
(original logo from 1970)

Ad with all Canal 13 frequencies (1987). Notice the inclusion of Telenorte, affiliate of Canal 13.

Ad with all Canal 13 frequencies (August 1988). Notice the inclusion of Telenorte, affiliate of Canal 13.

1999-2000

Alternate logo without wordmark

Monochromatic version

Monochromatic version (Symbol)

Symbol (3D)

2000-2002

Alternate logo without wordmark

Flat Color

Variant used on print media

2002-2005

Alternate logo with wordmark

2005-2010

Early logo with the arc rotated, as seen in this video

HD simulcast (2009-2010)

2010

HD simulcast

2010-2018

HD simulcast (2010-2017)

2018-2025

Color variant (2020-2022)

Logo variant (2021-present)

Color variant (2022-present)

Special logo for the 2024 Copa América

2025-present

LOGO MISSING

Mourning logo

2021-2024

Used since 2021. It uses a black version of the 2018 logo, with the hashtag #NoEstamosTodas placed immediately below it. It is used as an animated on-screen bug every time a woman is reported to have been killed, with the number 13 disappearing to show a counter (which is reset every New Year), and the hashtag being replaced by the name of the killed woman. Since 2022, another variant has been used, which replaces the number 13 with 2 lit candles.

2024-2025

BETTER LOGO NEEDED

By 2024, the network re-purposed mourning logos, having moved away from the killed women counter and replacing it by the main logo, with the mourning black ribbon added in it. It was first used after the death of cultural program host Claudio Iturra (known in part for the program Maravillas del mundo) in 23 May 2024.

2025-present

This logo was used since 2025 and the concept moves away from the black ribbon over the logo, going back to the concept from 2021, without any text. It was first used after the death of Pope Francis I on April 21, 2025. Apart from mourning usage, it is also used as a print variant of the current logo.