Source files for the logos can be found at the Design team’s GitLab repository.

In order to protect and grow the Fedora brand, we have a distinguishable Fedora Remix design that can be used without permission to mark content that is derived in part from Fedora. There are guidelines for the design’s appearance and usage, outlined here.

These logos come from different projects within the Fedora community.

These templates help bring unity across the expanse of the project between different applications on our infrastructure and between different groups within the project.

If you require a logo for you application or group, please log a ticket on the Design team’s GitLab.

Panda is a happy go-lucky panda with glowing ears and a glowing nuclear symbol on her stomach and was originally created as a helper. You were able to find her on on the 404 and 500 pages and also was in the Fedora Docs pointing out tips and tricks. Panda is female and is a general mascot for the Fedora community. In 2021, intern Lauryn Dake redesigned the Panda during the Fedora Character Revamp Project.

Badger is the Fedora Badges mascot and has been featured on a lot of different badges throughout the years. Badger was fist inspired by a popular early 2000’s internet meme involving badgers and snakes. Badger is non-binary. In 2021, intern Lauryn Dake brought them to life by creating a new style for the Badger to fit in to the Fedora style.

Beefy is a general mascot for the Fedora Community. He was the release name for Fedora 17 and has been a popular character even before Fedora Linux! He became a meme between Linux users. Beefy is male and on his belly, the mustard indicates progress. He was also a bootup screen for Fedora in past years and as it was loading, the mustard on his belly grew. In 2021, intern Lauryn Dake revamped the style of Beefy and created him in many poses. If you would like to know more about the origins of the Beefy Miracle, please visit: https://beefymiracle.org/

Colúr is our newest character that was created as a mascot for our Flock events. In 2022, Jess Chitas created him to go along with the Flock events and to also bring a new Fedora character to the table! He is based on the Pink-Necked Green Pigeon and his name came from the Irish meaning Pigeon but also sounds like the word 'Color'.

There is a lot to the Fedora brand and there may be things we haven’t been able to cover in this guide.

However, if you need help working with the logo to make sure you are following the guidelines or want to do something different with it, please email logo@fedoraproject.org or log a ticket on the Design team’s GitLab and we would be delighted to help you!

Fedora®, the Fedora word design, the Infinity design logo, Fedora Remix, and the Fedora Remix word design, either separately or in combination, are hereinafter referred to as "Fedora Trademarks" and are trademarks of Red Hat, Inc.

Further information at Fedora’s trademark guidlines.