Bitcoin Logo
Bitcoin — vector logo: SVG and PNG, color #f7931a. Download the vector Bitcoin logo in SVG and PNG for free. Official colors, ready for Figma.
| Format | SVG, PNG, ICO, ICNS, WebP, PDF, AI and EPS |
|---|---|
| Figma | Icon / Finance / Bitcoin |
| Brand | Usage guidelines → |
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| Downloaded | 12 times |
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How to add the Bitcoin logo in Figma
In Figma: the Plugins menu → "Trace Logos". Install it once from the Figma Community if you haven't already.
Type "Bitcoin" into the plugin's search field. The component is named "Icon / Finance / Bitcoin" and includes every variant and style of the logo.
Click the preview and the logo lands on your canvas as an editable vector layer, ready to recolor and export.
FAQ
What formats is the Bitcoin logo available in?
The Bitcoin logo is available in SVG, PNG, ICO, ICNS, WebP, PDF, AI and EPS. The main vector format is SVG.
Is there a vector version of the Bitcoin logo?
Yes, the Bitcoin logo is available as a vector: download the SVG and open it in Figma, Illustrator or Inkscape. A vector file scales without losing quality, unlike PNG. More in the article "Vector vs Raster Graphics — The Difference in Plain Words".
How do I download the Bitcoin logo as an ICO file?
The Bitcoin icon can be downloaded as an ICO (.ico) file for use in Windows apps and on the desktop.
Is the Bitcoin logo free to download?
Yes. The Bitcoin logo can be downloaded from Trace Logo's for free and without registration. The logo belongs to its rights holder — use it in accordance with the brand guidelines.
What are the official colors of the Bitcoin logo?
The main colors of the Bitcoin logo are: #F7931A. Values extracted from the original SVG file.
How many design variants does the Bitcoin logo have?
Besides the primary version, the Bitcoin logo has 1 additional variant: Full.
What's the difference between the Bitcoin and Apple Pay logos?
Both brands are payments & cards, but their colors differ: Bitcoin uses #F7931A, Apple Pay uses #000000. Visually the logos don't overlap.