# The Document Foundation introduces new visual identity

> **Key takeaway:** The Document Foundation is adopting a distinct logo, color palette, and typeface to represent itself as an institution separate from the LibreOffice software.

**Published:** 2026-10-09T13:44:51+00:00 
**Source:** LibreOffice Document Foundation Announcements 
**Category:** foss-apps 
**Canonical URL:** https://fosswire.org/news/the-document-foundation-introduces-new-visual-identity.html 

## Summary
The Document Foundation (TDF) has unveiled a new visual identity developed with Ura Design to distinguish the organization from its flagship product, LibreOffice. The new identity includes a stylized page logomark, a color palette meeting WCAG 2.1 accessibility standards, and the Inter typeface. This change affects the foundation's institutional presence, such as its website and reports, while the LibreOffice brand remains unchanged.

## Separating the foundation from the software
- The new logomark features a **stylized page** design.
- The color palette is designed to meet **WCAG 2.1 contrast requirements** for accessibility.
- The foundation has selected **Inter** (SIL Open Font License) as its official typeface.
- The identity package includes **SVG** and **PNG** formats, favicons, and social media avatars.
- LibreOffice's existing logo, name, and visual identity will **not change**.

## Why it matters
The move clarifies the distinction between the software project and the institutional body responsible for ODF standards and digital sovereignty advocacy.