Paramount Pictures/Other

1914–1917

1917–1967

1917–1927 variant

Red variant

Color variant

Popular Science version

Dark blue variant

Krazy Kat advert

1964–1967 ad slick variant

1965 variant

1967–present

Print version

Prototype version

Blue version

Gray version

White version

Gold version

Logo inside a circle

Logo as "Paramount's", used on various theme parks

Logo with slogan "A Mountain of Entertainment"

Logo with slogan "A Mountain of Stars"

Logo with Paramount Pictures byline. In-house variant for Paramount Production Support Inc.

Logo with slogan (1979)

"Reach Your Peak!" variant

Alternate slogan variant

1967–1989 (Gulf + Western byline)

1967–1971

Shortened variant

1971–1975

1975–1982

1982–1989

Paramount Home Video variant

1986 variant

Alternate 1986 variant

1989–1995 (Paramount Communications byline)

The "Feature Presentation" version of the Paramount Home Video have a different font for the Paramount Communications byline: sans serif

1995–2019 (Viacom byline)

1995–2010

First version (1995–2002)

Second version (1999–2010)

Third version (2003–2008)

Variant with stacked Viacom byline

Variant with the Viacom byline written in Gill Sans.

Blue variant

Blue variant with white Paramount script text, used for Paramount Home Entertainment.

Blue version with the Viacom byline written in Gill Sans

Variant with the bigger Viacom byline

Variant with bigger Viacom byline written in Gill Sans

"Distributed by" version

Although the byline here was replaced in 2010, it was still used on-screen by Paramount DVD and Paramount High Definition until the 2019 home media release of Bumblebee (2018), when those two logos were finally discontinued and replaced with the standard theatrical logo. It also appeared on the Entertainment One series, The Firm (2012).

2009–2019

Blue variant

Version with larger Viacom byline, used as an early prototype version of the main print logo and once used on back covers of DVD and Blu-ray discs in 2009.

Version with smaller Viacom byline

Version with Viacom byline over the logo

"Distributed by" version

Alternate "Distributed By" version A

Alternate "Distributed by" version B

Logo with wordmark

Blue variant with bold script

Blue version with smaller Viacom byline

2013

Blue variant

Blue variant logo without byline

Blue variant with ViacomCBS byline

This logo was short-lived, although the mountain was reused for Paramount Channel's logo.

2019–2022 (ViacomCBS byline)

2019–2022

Blue variant

White variant

Pride Month variant

Pride Month variant without the line

"Distributed by" version

Logo without the line

Logo with wordmark

The ViacomCBS byline was first used on movies in 2020 and was still used on films until 2022.

2021–2022

Blue variant

Blue bylineless version

Pride Month variant

On February 15, 2022, after ViacomCBS was rebranded as Paramount, this byline was discontinued and for the first time since 1968, the company will no longer use any byline as it is shown in their official websites. The 2021 logo made an unexpected return in the promotional material of The Patrick Star Game in 2024.

2022–2025

Print variant

Inverted variant without "Pictures", as seen on the trailers of Babylon, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem and Killers of the Flower Moon.

Upside-down variant from the trailer of Smile 2.

On March 4, 2022, "Pictures" was reinstated on the logo for the first time since 1967. This is to avoid any confusion with their parent company.

2025–present (Paramount Skydance byline)

Print variant

Alternate white variant

Alternate black variant

SVG NEEDED

On August 25, 2025, the byline "A Skydance Corporation" was added to the logo, denoting a change in Paramount Pictures' parent company, after it and Paramount Global merged with Skydance Media to form Paramount Skydance. The Paramountain also takes on a slightly different design, looking slightly more jagged than it did originally (especially on the right side, which is no longer completely straight).

Miscellaneous

1914–1917

1917–1918

1917–1967

Script

Original wordmark signage as seen on the studio entrance in Hollywood

Alternate ad slick logo seen in newspapers and magazines in the 1920s and 1930s.

Signage seen above the former Paramount Film Exchange office in Pittsburgh

Bronze plaque used by New York City's former Paramount Theatre (1926-1964)

1917 print logo seen in different pop art colors, seen on a Paramount T-shirt.

Blue version of the logo, as seen on Paramount T-shirts.

Green and yellow version as seen on a Paramount T-shirt.

1917 logo with 1967 script, as seen on a Paramount T-shirt.

1953 VistaVision logo tee

1967–present

Script #1

Script #2

Script #3

Script #4

Paramount Home Video (1979–1987), Paramount Communications (1978–1980) and Paramount Pictures (1986–1999)

Earlier variation used in 1972-1974 and for Paramount Television (1969–1974)

Paramount Network (2018–present)
Paramount+ (2021–present)
Paramount Global (2022–2025)
Paramount Skydance (2025-present)
Paramount Television International Studios(2023-present) Designed by Ian Brignell

Prototype 2018 variant, also designed by Ian Brignell

Wordmark with a bigger "P"

Full wordmark as seen on the company's studio gate on Melrose Avenue in California and the company's website since 2019

Stacked wordmark #1

Another stacked wordmark

Full company wordmark

Stacked full company wordmark

Alternative logo as "Paramount Motion Pictures"

Another alternative logo as "Paramount Theatre Productions"

Alternative logo as "Paramount British Pictures Limited"

Logo used on the company's website

Logo with the "Pictures" in a Copperplate font.

Logo with the "Pictures" in a Lubalin Graph font.

2017–2019 (print)

Mountain symbol, without the "Paramount" script

Paramount Studios logo (note that the mountain symbol is shown without the script)

Paramount Studios logo, without the mountain symbol

The Studios at Paramount logo

The Studios at Paramount logo, without the mountain symbol

Paramount Pictures Studio Lot logo

Wordmark with gradient

Website logo

Studio Gates logo

Rare logo used in 1973 Calendar

2012 anniversary poster

100 Years of Movie Magic

Logo seen on the header of the Paramount Pictures Amazon store

Logo seen on a 70s/80s Paramount T shirt.

Banner seen on the Paramount Movies X social media account.

1975–1987

Logo with "Paramount Pictures Corporation" wordmark (1975)

Logo with "Paramount Pictures Corporation" wordmark (1979)

Logo with "Paramount Pictures Corporation" wordmark (1982)

Logo with "Paramount Pictures Corporation" wordmark (1983)

Logo with "Paramount Pictures Corporation" wordmark (1985)

1986–2002

UCI Kinowelt version

2002–2011

2002 anniversary poster

The prototype Paramount Pictures 90th Anniversary logo (January 2002)

The 16:9 version of the 2003 Paramount Pictures corporate logo.

The rare corporate variant of the 2002-2013 Paramount Pictures logo, which can be seen on an Australian DVD of "Blue's Clues: Get To Know Joe".

The 2002-2013 Paramount Pictures logo with ViacomCBS byline, only seen on Amazon's Paramount Neon Blue Logo Scenery T Shirts.

Bylineless version.

The logo on a hologram sticker. This was used on UK DVDs of the era, such as The Spy Who Came In from the Cold.

2012–present

100th Anniversary corporate logo

2012 logo with French Viacom byline. This was merely a corporate variant and never appeared on French prints of films from 2012-2019.