Burger King/Other

Insta-Burger King

1953–1954

Print version

Sign

Burger King

1957–1968

The original Burger King as used in print campaigns from the 1950s to the late 1960s

1968–1994

Print version

Alternate version, used until 1970

Alternate print version

Slogan design, seen in earlier ads (1973)

Alternate slogan design, seen in earlier ads (1973)

1994–1999

Print version

1999–2021

Print version

Inverted print version

Darker version (2005–2012)

Wordmark

Logo with Wordmark, used on exterior signs from 1999-2012

Square sign used at locations from 1999-2021 (some locations still use this sign) and used in the app before the rebrand.

Flag

Shortened variant

Spicy Logo for Burger King's Spicy Food

Slogan used from 2005 to 2012

Slogan used from 2012 to 2014

Slogan used from 2014 to 2015

Slogan used from 2015-2020

Slogan used in 2020 using a custom-designed font named 'Flame'

Tan slogan used in 2020 using a custom-designed font named 'Flame'

Brown slogan used in 2020 using a custom-designed font named 'Flame'

Introduced in October 2013 as a promotional stunt to promote its new SatisFries product

Social media profile as "Pancake King" (2018), made in reference to IHOP "rebranding" itself as "IHOB"

Introduced in the United Kingdom in September 2019 as a promotion for their plastic toy recycling campaign #BKMeltdown (also lead by merely the same agency behind the 2020 logo)

Emblem that resembles an app icon

Tan version (2019)

Brown version (2016)

Indonesian Sign Language (BISINDO) variant to support the voiceless people in Indonesia, as part of Sunyi Bersuara initiative. It reads BK (TM).

2020–present

Alternate version

Borderless version

Print version

Tan version

Brown version

Grayscale version

Monogram

Wordmark

Logo with slogan

Brown logo with slogan

Logo with tagline "You Rule." (2022–present)

Horizontal logo with tagline "You Rule." (2022–present)

Logo with tagline "Ton Choix." used in French-speaking areas in Canada. (2023–present)

Burger King pattern

App icon

Rebrand montage

Irish language version used in Ireland for Saint Patrick's Day (2021)