Other Logos[]
Monochrome badge (2016–present)
Facebook variant (2017–present)
2019 International Women's Day 
Tentative used in Champion ceremonies (2019)
Old logo shown on website (2008)
Wordmark
Wordmark (2016–2019) 
Old Complete Wordmark (Website, 2008)
Business logo (2007–present)
Dragon
Simplified icon used on website
Variant used in the online store (2024-present)
Season Slogan Logos[]
2019-20 Season
2020-21 Season
Title Celebration Logos[]
1997–1998[]
National League Champions (Football)
1998–1999[]
National League Champions (Football)
2003–2004[]
UEFA Champions League Champions (Football)
Intercontinental Cup Champions (Football)
2005–2006[]
National League Champions (Football)
2007–2008[]
National League Champions (Football)
2008–2009[]
National League Champions (Football)
National Cup Champions (Football)
2010–2011[]
National League Champions (Football)
Europa League Champions (Football)
2011–2012[]
National League Champions (Football)
30th anniversary of Pinto da Costa's presidency.
2012–2013[]
National League Champions (Football)
National Leeague Champions (Handball)
2014–2015[]
National League Champions (Handball)
2015–2016[]
National League Champions (Basketball)
2016–2017[]
National League Champions (Hockey)
35th anniversary of Pinto da Costa's presidency.
2017–2018[]
National League Champions (Football)
National Supercup Champions (Football)
2018–2019[]
National League Champions (Handball)
National League Champions (Hockey)
2019–2020[]
National League Champions (Football)
National Cup Champions (Football)
2020–2021[]
National League Champions (Women's Volleyball)
National League Champions (Handball)
2021–2022[]
National League Champions (Football)
National Cup Champions (Football)
National League Champions (Women's Volleyball)
40th anniversary of Pinto da Costa's presidency.
2022-2023[]
National Supercup Champions (Football)
National Cup Champions (Football)
| Locations: Estádio do Dragão | Dragão Arena | Museu FC Porto Divisions: Other:   |
