Dr Pepper

1885–1906	1891–1906	1906–1911	1911–1923	1923–1926	1926–1930	1930–1941
1941–1950	1950–1958	1958–1971	1963–1971 (secondary)	1971–1984 (primary), 1984–1990 (secondary)	1984–1990	1990–1997
1997–2006, 1997–2004 (UK & Ireland)	2004–2011 (UK & Ireland)	2006–2015	2011–present (UK & Ireland)	2015–present

Dr. Pepper

1885–1906

SVG NEEDED

Corporate logo

Generally rendered in either red or black.

1891–1906

SVG NEEDED

Designer:  Helen “Nellie” Eastland Kellner

Typography:  Custom

Launched:  1891

1906–1911

SVG NEEDED

1911–1923

SVG NEEDED

1923–1926

SVG NEEDED

1926–1930

SVG NEEDED

1930–1941

SVG NEEDED

1941–1950

SVG NEEDED

Dr Pepper

1950–1958

This logo was introduced in June 1950.

1958–1971

SVG NEEDED

1958–1960

1960–1963

1963–1967

1967–1971

1963–1971 (secondary)

This logo debuted in 1963, with appearances in advertising becoming more frequent around 1967. This logo was used only on cartons until the late sixties, when it began appearing on some glass bottles. Its frequency and range of application are uncertain, and examples of it are hard to find.

1971–1984 (primary), 1984–1990 (secondary)

Designer:  Sandgren & Murtha

Typography:  Custom lettering

Launched:  October 7, 1971

Japanese variant, first used 1973

Japanese variant with background

This logo was unveiled to the press on October 7, 1971.

1984–1990

Version with 1971 logo

Chinese variant, used in Taiwan

1990–1997

1997–2006, 1997–2004 (UK & Ireland)

Designer:  Berni Design

Typography:  Friz Quadrata

Launched:  1997

Inverted version

2004–2011 (UK & Ireland)

SVG NEEDED

2006–2015

Alternate version

Shortened version

2011–present (UK & Ireland)

SVG NEEDED

(2011–2021)

(2021–2023)

(2023–present)

2015–present

Used on its "Fansville" campaign, on cans and bottles