Cartoon Network/Other

Yellow version with Bugs Bunny from Looney Tunes

Orange version with Elmer Fudd from Looney Tunes

Red version with Huckleberry from The Huckleberry Hound Show

Red version with Wilma from The Flintstones

Red version with Jerry from Tom and Jerry

Red version with Tom from Tom and Jerry

Red version with Daffy from Looney Tunes

Blue version with Daffy from Looney Tunes

On-screen bug used for Cartoon Cartoon Fridays

CartoonNetwork.com logo, used as an on-screen bug sometimes and on other media

Version with former slogan, found on earlyshorts

Logo with URL, used at the end of promos from 1998 to 2004

Alternate lineless version, used in promos and spots animated by Primal Screen

Outlineless prototype logo, used for the Paint Can Wrestling bumper

Inverted prototype version seen on VHS releases of Scooby-Doo: Spookiest Tales (2003)

Prototype version found in trademark registration websites, cable channel lineup guides and some bumpers from the mid-1990s

Alternative version, also used inseason 1 and as well as a station bug during CN Latin America’s 25th anniversary in 2018

Shiny version used for Cartoon Network Productions (1997–1999)

3D version used in Europe in 1993

3D version, used in the Checkboard era (1994-1998)

Lineless inverted print version, used for Boomerang until 2015

Lineless inverted version, used for Boomerang until 2015

Lineless print version, used for Boomerang until 2015

Lineless version, used for Boomerang until 2015

Original version used since the checkerboard era, and later used for branding until 2017.

Logo used in the end credits to

Full black version as made to pay tribute to William Hanna for his passing in 2001.

Logo used in Toonapalooza.

Logo by Blue Sky Studios , seen in a 2002 commercial for theFrozen Fantasy Sweepstakes

Logo with a different font seen in an AOL commercial

Logo seen in the “Dee Dee and Dexter” music video

“Sleeping” version used during the 5:00 handover on TNT (UK)

Logo used for Cartoon Network Studios

Warped version seen in a ID

Seen in sponsors

Seen in aident

Seen in aad.

Seen in aident

Seen in anident

Seen in aident

Seen in aident.

Logo used in

Logo used in

Medieval times logo seen in

Version with the Aura typeface seen in new 2004 episodes of(2004)

“Rartoon Retrork” version seen in a promo for(1995)

White and green version used in(2002)

White and red version used in(2002)

Blue and gold checkerboard logo seen in the Classic Capers Limited Edition VHS

Pink and white checkerboard logo seen in the first promo before its launch.

Red version used as an on-screen bug

Prototype logo, used on Funny For Your Face, Game of The Week Promo and as a station bug during CN Latin America’s 25th anniversary in 2018, alongside the 1992 logo

Alternative logo used in the Meindbender bumpers

Alternative version, used in the UK and the rest of Europe.

Red version #2 (used in the Yes! era)

Red version (used in the New Wave era)

Orange version #2 (used in

Green version #4 (used in

Green version #2 (used in the New Wave era)

Aqua version. #2 (used in Fall era)

Aqua version #1 (used in

Blue version #3 (used in the CN City era)

Gray version of white text in black background.

Alternative print variant #3 seen in trademarks

Profile Pic used in Social Media (Late 2000s-2010)

Green Black and White Noods variant seen in Ben 10: Ultimate Alien Poster

Variant seen in Wedgies

Blue and red version seen in an ID in Latin America

Rare red-likeera variation was used for the block

The Cartoon Network logo during the CN Real block (2009-2010)

Alternative Noods variant used from the website (2008-2009)

Logo used during theblock

Cardboard version used during theblock (2008)

White wordmark variant used nearly at the end of theera (March 28–May 28, 2010)

Version used later in theera (June 6, 2009–March 27, 2010)

3Dversion only used in Latin America (August 6,2010–December 31, 2011)

Transparent variant used for theera (September 1, 2007–July 13, 2008)

Alternate Yes! version seen in the I pooted billboard.

Alternate variant with Japanese letters used in(2004-2006)

HD variant (2010–2013, USA, 2015–2018, UK & Ireland and Europe, 2017–2021, Asia)

Alternative HD variant used in Asia until 2017

HD variant (2017–present, Europe)

HD variant (2017–present, UK & Ireland)

Print version

Inverted version

Inverted print version

White text version, used as on-screen bug

Inverted version of white text variant

Version without wordmark

Print version without wordmark

Inverted version without wordmark

Inverted print version without wordmark

Wordmark

White wordmark

Extended version, similar to the original 1992 logo

Extended print version, similar to the original 1992 logo

Extended outlined version, similar to the original 1992 logo

Extended outlined print version, similar to the original 1992 logo

Alternative extended version, similar to the original 1992 logo

Alternative extended print version, similar to the original 1992 logo

Alternative extended outlined version, similar to the original 1992 logo

Alternative extended outlined print version, similar to the original 1992 logo

White version with black background

White version with blue background

White version with pink background

Glossy version (2010–2013)

Account registration icon

Upside-down logo used for April Fools Day in America and Asia and in October 2011 for the Halloween Party in Australia

Chille Tid’s poster

Sketched version froms poster

Cat-toon Network (April Fools 2021)

Logo used on social media during Pride Month (June 2020)

Marathon variant seen on the “Every Craig Ever” marathon

Profile Pic used in Social Media (2010-2013)

Logo used on social media from November 1, 2021 to October 14, 2022.

Logo used on social media since October 15, 2022.