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ESPN+
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Logo summary
About the ESPN+ Logo
Download the ESPN+ logo SVG and transparent PNG on this page — the official ESPN+ logo vector, with the brand’s official colours, ready for design work.
ESPN+ is a sports streaming service from ESPN, offering live events, original shows, documentaries and analysis alongside the main ESPN channels.
Introduction
ESPN+ is a sports streaming service from ESPN, offering live events, original shows, documentaries and analysis alongside the main ESPN channels.
Overview
ESPN+ is a well-known name in streaming, and its logo is used by fans, creators and media to identify the service or platform. The official logo is available below in SVG and transparent PNG formats.
History
ESPN+ grew as streaming moved from a niche extra to the main way many people watch television, building its catalogue and audience over time. Its identity has been refined along the way, while keeping the name and colours audiences recognise.
Meaning
- The ESPN+ logo keeps the familiar ESPN wordmark in black and adds a gold plus sign, marking it as the streaming extension of the brand.
- The gold plus is the only colour accent, so the eye goes straight to what is new about the service.
- The mark is designed for app icons, broadcast graphics and on-screen bugs, where it must read in a second.
Colors
| Color | Hex |
|---|---|
| Black | #000000 |
| ESPN+ Gold | #F9B300 |
Conclusion
The ESPN+ logo is a strong, modern streaming mark, built for screens, apps and merchandise. Downloading the official vector keeps the artwork sharp at any size.
Download the ESPN+ logo in SVG and transparent PNG formats, with the official brand colors, at VectorDose.
ESPN+ Logo SVG and PNG Download
The ESPN+ logo SVG above is part of our streaming services brand logos SVG collection. Download the ESPN+ logo in SVG vector format for sharp, scalable use at any size, or grab the transparent ESPN+ logo PNG for presentations, documents and web pages.
