The logo of Wikipedia, which is a free Internet-based multi-language encyclopedia, is a picture that shows the following description:
A cut globe made from Jigsaw puzzle pieces with some missing at the top, and has glyphs from many different writing systems.
As shown on the web pages of the English-language version of Wikipedia, it says "Wikipedia" under it, and there's a text that says "The Free Encyclopedia", in the free open-source font.
Images for kids
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Wikipedia's logo used from 2003 until 2010
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Logo creator Paul Stansifer at the Wikimedia Foundation in front of the Wikipedia Puzzle Globe Logo sculpture in May 2012
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Glyphs contained in the new logotype
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The 3D Wikipedia puzzle from Wikimania 2007
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Tenth anniversary of Wikipedia (2011)
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Seventeenth anniversary of the Ukrainian Wikipedia (2021)
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Eighteenth anniversary of the Ukrainian Wikipedia (2022)
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1 000 articles on the Aragonese Wikipedia (2005)
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5 000 articles on the Aragonese Wikipedia (2006)
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10 000 articles on the Vietnamese Wikipedia (2006)
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30 000 articles on the Arabic Wikipedia (2007)
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50 000 articles on the Arabic Wikipedia (2007)
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150 000 articles on the Chinese Wikipedia (2007)
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40 000 articles on the Korean Wikipedia (2007)
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20 000 articles on the Greek Wikipedia (2007)
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30 000 articles on the Greek Wikipedia (2007)
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60 000 articles on the Arabic Wikipedia (2008)
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10 000 articles on the Aragonse Wikipedia (2008)
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30 000 articles on the Vietnamese Wikipedia (2008)
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50 000 articles on the Vietnamese Wikipedia (2008)
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75 000 articles on the Vietnamese Wikipedia (2008)
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50 000 articles on the Korean Wikipedia (2008)
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60 000 articles on the Korean Wikipedia (2008)
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70 000 articles on the Korean Wikipedia (2008)
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80 000 articles on the Korean Wikipedia (2008)
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100 000 articles on the Vietnamese Wikipedia (2009)
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100 000 articles on the Korean Wikipedia (2009)
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50 000 articles on the Greek Wikipedia (2009)
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150 000 articles on the Korean Wikipedia (2010)
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25 000 articles on the Aragonese Wikipedia (2011)
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200 000 articles on the Vietnamese Wikipedia (2011)
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200 000 articles on the Arabic Wikipedia (2012)
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250 000 articles on Vietnamese Wikipedia (2012)
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500 000 articles on Vietnamese Wikipedia (2012)
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200 000 articles on the Korean Wikipedia (2012)
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150 000 articles on the Hebrew Wikipedia (2013)
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1 million articles on the Russian Wikipedia (2013)
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750 000 articles on the Vietnamese Wikipedia (2013)
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100 000 articles on the Armenian Wikipedia (2013)
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250 000 articles on the Korean Wikipedia (2013)
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100 000 articles on the Greek Wikipedia (2014)
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400 000 articles on the Arabic Wikipedia (2015)
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300 000 articles on the Korean Wikipedia (2015)
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200 000 articles on the Armenian Wikipedia (2016)
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400 000 articles on the Korean Wikipedia (2017)
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100 000 articles on the Latvian Wikipedia (2020)
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1 250 000 articles on the Vietnamese Wikipedia (2020)
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500 000 articles on the Korean Wikipedia (2020)
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500 000 articles on the Hungarian Wikipedia (2022)
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Turkish Wikipedia logo used during the #WeMissTurkey campaign to lift block of the website in Turkey (2018)
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The protest on Spanish Wikipedia against Directive on Copyright in the Digital Single Market (2018)
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Turkish Wikipedia logo displayed after the two-year anniversary of the ban, with the message "2 yıldır özlüyoruz" (English: "missing you for two years") (2019)
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Turkish Wikipedia logo following the lifting of the block of the website in Turkey with the message "kavuştuk" (English: "reunited") (2020)
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Christmas and New Year at the Russian Wikipedia (2006–2007, 2007–2008, 2008–2009, 2009–2010, 2011–2012, 2012–2013)
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National Day of Aragon at the Aragonese Wikipedia (2008)
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New Year at the Vietnamese Wikipedia (2008)
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National Day of Aragon at the Aragonese Wikipedia (2009)
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National Day of Aragon at the Aragonese Wikipedia (2010)
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New Year at the Vietnamese Wikipedia (2010)
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National Day of Aragon at the Aragonese Wikipedia (2011)
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New Year at the Vietnamese Wikipedia (2012)
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New Year and 250 000 articles at the Vietnamese Wikipedia (2012)
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New Year at the Vietnamese Wikipedia (2013)
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Christmas and New Year at the Russian Wikipedia (2013–2014)
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New Year at the Vietnamese Wikipedia (2015)
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Christmas and New Year at the Russian Wikipedia (2014–2015, 2015–2016)
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New Year at the Vietnamese Wikipedia (2015)
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New Year at the Vietnamese Wikipedia (2016)
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Christmas and New Year at the Russian Wikipedia (2016–2017)
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Christmas and New Year at the Russian Wikipedia (2018)
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Christmas and New Year at the Armenian Wikipedia (2018–2019)
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Christmas and New Year at the Russian Wikipedia (2018–2019, 2021–2022)
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Christmas and New Year at the Russian Wikipedia (2019–2020)
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Christmas and New Year at the Armenian Wikipedia (2019–2020)
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New Year at the Vietnamese Wikipedia (2020)
See also
In Spanish: Marcas corporativas de Wikipedia para niños