Cartoon Network/Logo Variations

1991 (pre-launch)

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Before Cartoon Network started broadcasting on October 1, 1992, this logo was used in its marketing to cable operators and advertisers. The middle of the logo could be edited to feature all the characters (1 at a time) from shows that were planned to be aired on the network. It had many colour variations including the text, as shown on some parts of the presentation reel. This logo was designed by J.J. Sedelmaier Productions, who also animated earlier episodes of Beavis and Butt-Head, as well as animating the pilot/first episode of Harvey Birdman, Attorney At Law.

• Click here to see the Cartoon Network pre-launch advertisement reel for more variations of this logo.

Red version with Wilma from The Flintstones.

Red version with Jerry

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Blue version with Daffy

1992–2004

Main logo.

Inverted version.

Outline-less version, used on Boomerang until January 19, 2015.

Outline-less inverted version.

Thicker outline version

3D version, used in Checkboard Era
(1994-1998)

3D version used in Europe in 1993.

Shiny version used in Cartoon Network Productions (1997–1999).

Alternative version, also used in The Amazing World of Gumball season 1 and as well as a station bug during CN Latin America's 25th Anniversary in 2018.

Outlineless version

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Version with TM mark.

Version with SM mark.

Prototype version found in trademark registration websites and cable channel lineup guides.

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Prototype logo with different font.

On-screen version in 1999.

Alternate logo.

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Alternate logo, often founded in TNT idents.

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Alternate logo, used in Europe.

Alternate logo, used in the Block ident (1993-2002)

Alternate logo, used in print ads.

Alternate logo, used in the Cable Dingbats font.

Variants

Pink and white checkerboard logo seen in the first promo before its launch.

Blue and gold checkerboard logo seen in the Classic Capers Limited Edition VHS.

Logo used only during the network's launch.

Grey version (2001-2012)

Sepia version (2011)

White and red version used in The Popeye Show (2002)

White and green version used in The Popeye Show (2002)

"Rartoon Retrork" version seen in a promo for Scooby-Doo (1995)

Hand-drawn version used in Santro Contra Los Clones (2004)

Version with the Aura typeface seen in new 2004 episodes of Codename: Kids Next Door (2004)

Medieval times logo seen in Duck vs. Rabbit.

Logo seen in O Canada.

Logo used in The Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack.

Seen in a Courage the Cowardly Dog ident.

Logo used in an Ed, Edd n Eddy ident.

Used in a The Powerpuff Girls ident.

Logo seen in a Batman ad.

Seen in a The Bugs Bunny and Daffy Show ident.

Seen in sponsors

Logo with backwards “N”s

"Sleeping" version used during the 5:00 handover on TNT.

Without Black Text

Without White Text

Without Text

2004–2010

Print variant.

Alternative print variant.

Alternative inverted print variant.

Alternative print variant #1

Gray variant.

Gray shadow version of white text.

Alternative version without text.

Gray version of white text in black background.

3D variant.

Blue version.

Blue version #2

Blue version #3 (used in the CN City era)

Blue version #4

Aqua version #1 (used in Hi Hi Puffy AmiYumi)

Aqua version. #2

Aqua version #3

Green version.

Green version #2 (used in the New Wave era)

Green version #3

Green version #4 (used in Shrek)

Orange version.

Orange version #2 (used in Ben 10: Race Against Time)

Pink version.

Pink version #2

Purple version.

Purple version #2

Red version (used in the New Wave era)

Red version #2 (used in the Yes! era)

Yellow version.

Yellow version #2

Alternative version, used in the UK.

1 hour timeshift logo.

On-screen bug logo (2004–2006)

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Alternative logo used in the Meindbender bumpers.

Prototype logo, used as a station bug during CN Latin America's 25th Anniversary in 2018, alongside the 1992 logo.

New Wave version, Used for promo, ident, and bumpers in Southeast Asia, Australia, Asia Pacfic, Philippines in (August 31, 2008 – September 30, 2011)

Variants

Alternate variant with Japanese letters used in Hi Hi Puffy AmiYumi (2004-2006)

Transparent variant used for the Fall era (September 1, 2007–July 13, 2008)

3D Noods version (July 14, 2008–June 11, 2009)

3D Toonix version only used in Latin America (August 6,2010–December 31, 2011)

Version used later in the Noods era (June 12, 2009–March 25, 2010)

White wordmark variant used nearly at the end of the Noods era (March 26–May 28, 2010)

Cardboard version used during the Fried Dynamite block (2008)

Logo used during the You Are Here block

1st Christmas variant (December 2008)

Spring Break variant (2009)

You Are Here Limited variant (2009)

Sports version.

Halloween variant (October 2009)

2nd Christmas variant (December 2009–February 2010)

The Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack

Chowder

Adventure Time (2009-2010)

Robotboy variant.

Rare red-like Yes! era variation was used for the block Funny For Your Face'.

Blue and red version seen in an ID in Latin America

2009 (unused prototypes)

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2010–present

Print version.

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Version with TM mark.

Inverted version.

Inverted print version.

Transparent version, currently only used on Hulu and HBO Max.

White text version, used as on-screen bug.

Inverted version of white text.

Version without wordmark.

Print version without wordmark.

Inverted version without wordmark.

Inverted print version without wordmark.

Wordmark

Extended version, similar to the original 1992 logo.

Extended print version.

White text with black background.

White text with blue background.

White text with pink background.

3D Glossy version (2010–2013)

Account registration icon.

The logo, for UEFA Euro 2012.

The upside-down logo used for April Fools Day in America, in October 2011 for the Halloween Party in Australia, and April 1, 2012 in Southeast Asia.

Prototype version.

Green text version used in Ben 10: Destroy All Aliens (2012)

YouTube Thumbnails starting from 2018

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