Televisión Nacional de Chile/Logo Variations

Special logos

1969–1978

Black and white screen version

"TV Chile" logo without screen, extensively used during 1969

1978–1984

10th anniversary logo (1979)

Alternate logo

Used on the Punto de Encuentro campaign and on sign-ons and sign-offs (1981-1984)

Logo used for the 1982 FIFA World Cup, with the slogan La Red del Mundial

1984–1988

15th Anniversary logo (1984)

Logo without the middle, White "band", used primarily on idents (1984-1985)

Emblem (flat color)

Inverted emblem (flat color)

Emblem (print)

During 1984 and part of 1986 the logo would accompany the name Televisión Nacional de Chile in Helvetica.

Without the middle white band (1984–1985)

Emblem and name

Flat color version

Print version

Horizontal version

Horizontal version (inverted)

Horizontal version (print)

For 1985 the logo would be kept, but the motto was replaced with TVN, being the first time that name was used as part of the channel's logo. Starting in 1986, this logo was used in tandem with the next one (the revised version of the first logo), being retired in January 1988.

Emblem and initial name

Print version

1986–1990

Variant logo

Sign on/off

20th anniversary logo (1989)

Children programming (1989–1990)

1990

1990–1996

On-screen bug (1990–1996)

Original version used on posters (1990–1992)

Original version used on posters (1992–1993)

With text (1990–1992)

Variant with text (1992–1993)

Variant with text (1992–1995)

Logo used for the 1994 FIFA World Cup, with the slogan La Mejor Imagen del Mundial

25th anniversary logo (1994)

Logo used on idents (1995)

1996–2004

With text "CHILE" (1996–2001)

On-screen bug (1996–2004)

Alternate logo, used mainly on printed media (notice the T is not splitted)

Main logo inside a red square, used mainly on TV promos for the website TVN.cl, and also used as a transition logo in late 2003

Alternate logo inside a red square, used mainly for the website TVN.cl

Wordmark inside a red square, used on TV promos

Wordmark inside a blue square, used on TV promos

Wordmark inside a red frame, used on TV promos

Main logo in red and blue colors (primarily used for the 1998 FIFA World Cup)

Used in their website (1998–2000)

2004–2016

With text "CHILE" (2004–2016)

With slogan (2004–2009)

With slogan (2009–2016)

With stacked slogan (2009–2016)

40th anniversary logo (2009)

Variant (2013–2014)

45th anniversary logo (2014)

Special logo for promos for Dueños del Paraíso (2015)

Variant with slogan (2015–2016)

Variant with slogan (2016)

Variant with slogan (2016)

2016–2020

With slogan (2016–2020)

Variant with slogan (2017–2018)

Variant with slogan
(2016–2020)

Yellow variant

Orange variant

Blue variant

Green variant

Monochrome variant

"Emergencia en Chile" logo used for special broadcast during the wildfires [1] (January 2017) (frame A)

"Emergencia en Chile" logo used for special broadcast during the wildfires [2] (January 2017) (frame B)

50th anniversary logo (2019)

2020–present

Blue logo

With slogan Encontrémonos (2020-2023; red)

With slogan Encontrémonos (2020-2023; blue)

With red background (2020-2023)

With blue background (2020-2023)

With slogan and background (2020-2023; red)

With slogan and background (2020-2023; blue)

With slogan TVN en Todas (2023-present; purple and red)

With slogan TVN en Todas (2023-present; red and yellow)

With slogan Grupo de medios público de Chile, used for coporate purposes (2023-present)

Mourning logos

2011-2016

TVN's first mourning logo consisted on a black line, added below the TVN logo.

• From September 2 to October 3, 2011: Death of 5 members of the program Buenos Días a Todos (TV hosts Felipe Camiroaga and Roberto Bruce, Sylvia Slier, Carolina Gatica and Rodrigo Cabezón) on a plane crash in Robinson Crusoe Island.
• From September 11 to September 13, 2012: Passing away of Sergio Livingstone, sport journalist on TVN.
• From April 20 to April 22, 2016: Passing away of Patricio Aylwin, former president of Chile and the first under the new democracy.

2023-present

Its second mourning logo consisted on the main TVN logo in black (which is also the printed variant).

• May 20, 2023: Passing away of Augusto Góngora, presenter, journalist and leader of TVN's cultural programming division.
• August 5, 2023: Passing away of Luis Alarcón, cinema, theater and television actor.
• October 22, 2023: Passing away of Enrique Maluenda, TV presenter known for the Festival de la Una program.
• February 6, 2024: Passing away of Sebastián Piñera, former president of Chile.