Coca-Cola/Other

==1886–1887==
Coke 1886 alt.png|Alternate variant 
==1887–1890==
Coke 1887 alt.svg|Alternate variant
Coke coupon logo.png|Logo seen on a coupon ticket (1888) 
==1891–1899==
Cocacola1891-1941.svg|Bottle label
===1893–1901===
Coca-Cola 1893.png|Alternate variant (1893–1934) 
==1899–1903==
Coca-cola-ad-1899.png|Logo with slogan "Drink Coca-Cola" (1899)
Coca-cola-ad-1900.png|Logo with slogan "Drink Coca-Cola" (1900)
==1903–1934==
Coca-Cola 1903.png|Alternate variant 
Coca-cola-1903-red.jpg|Red variant 
Coca-cola-1903-white.jpg|Boxed variant 
Drink-coca-cola-1920.png|Logo with slogan "Drink Coca-Cola" 
===1932===
==1906–1919==
Coca-Cola 1906 (Inaccurate variant).svg|Inaccurate variant seen on special edition bottles mimicking the 1906-style labels (2008–present)
==1934–1946==
Coca-Cola 1930s logo.png|Outlined variant 
Coca-Cola boxed earliest.png|Boxed variant 
Coca-cola-red-disc-1930s.jpg|Circled variant (193?) 
Coca-Cola ad sign 1920s.png|Logo with slogan "Drink Coca-Cola: Delicious and Refreshing" (192?–193?) 
Coca-Cola ad logo 1934.png|Alternate logo with slogan "Drink Coca-Cola: Delicious and Refreshing" (192?–193?) 
Drink-Coca-Cola-1932.jpg|Logo with slogan "Drink Coca-Cola" 
==1946–present==
Coca-Cola (Print).svg|Print variant
Coca Cola green.svg|Green variant
Coca Cola blue.svg|Blue variant
Coca-Cola (Transparent).svg|Outlined variant
Coca cola.svg|Boxed variant
Coca-Cola CB Christmas.svg|Logo used on A Charlie Brown Christmas sponsorships (1965)
CokeOlympicLogo.jpg|Team USA variant (2012) 
Coca-Cola (Tongue).svg|Tongue variant (2019)
Coca-Cola Star Wars.jpeg|Star Wars Galaxy’s Edge variant (2019–present) 
Coca-Cola COVID-19 Variant.svg|Logo with separated text, used to promote social distancing during the COVID-19 pandemic (2020)
Coca-Cola Cap.png|Logo on cap (2022) 
2019-06-24-top-thumbnail.jpg|Olympics variant (2022–present)
Coca-Cola (2022) (Byte).svg|"Zero Sugar Byte" variant (2022)
Coca-Cola Marshmello without flavor thing.svg|"Marshmello" variant (2022)
Coca-Cola (1941).svg|Classic variant
Coca-Cola (1941) (Print).svg|Print classic variant
Coca-cola-red-disc-1946.jpg|Circled classic variant (1946) 
Coca-Cola old logo.png|Alternate variant (1946–1987) 
Drink Coca Cola print 1941.svg|Logo with slogan "Drink Coca-Cola"
Coca-cola-red-disc-1951.png|Circled logo with slogan "Drink Coca-Cola (1951) 
Coca-Cola Drink In Bottles.svg|Logo with slogan "Drink Coca-Cola in Bottles"
Drink Coca Cola in bottles red.png|Alternate logo with slogan "Drink Coca-Cola in Bottles" 
Coca-cola-ww2-ad.jpg|Logo with slogan "Drink Coca-Cola: Delicious and Refreshing" (1944) 
Mach mal Pause. Trink Coca-Cola.png|German circled logo with slogan "" (1956–1958) 
Enjoy Coca-Cola 2019.svg|Logo with slogan "Enjoy Coca-Cola" (2019)
Enjoy Coca-Cola.svg|Stacked logo with slogan "Enjoy Coca-Cola" (2019)
Coca-Cola Social Distancing.svg|Logo with separated text and slogan, used to promote social distancing during the COVID-19 pandemic (2020)
Coca-Cola (Social Distancing).svg|Alternate logo with separated text and slogan, used to promote social distancing during the COVID-19 pandemic (2020)
Coca Cola (COVID-19 ES).svg|Spanish logo with separated text and slogan, used to promote social distancing during the COVID-19 pandemic (2020)
1986 Coca-Cola C.svg|100th anniversary logo (1986)
Coca-Cola Classic - The Official Soft Drink of Summer (1988).svg|"The Official Soft Drink of Summer" variant (1988)
Coca Cola ad 2008.png|UEFA Euro 2008 ad endcap (2008, Romania)
Coca-Cola Ad 2024 HU.png|Ad endcap (2024, Hungary)
===1946–2000===
Coca-Cola 1950 (Print).svg|Print variant
Coca-Cola 1950 (Flat).svg|Flat variant
Coca-Cola Disc (1998 NASCAR variant).svg|Logo used on NASCAR advertising (1998–2016)
In 1946, the wordmark was placed in a red circle once again, but this time a portrait of a Coca-Cola bottle was seen behind the script.https://blog.logomyway.com/coca-cola-logo/ This variant was seen most prominently in advertising from 1993 until 2000.
===1958–1969===
Coke-fishtail-logo.svg|Logo with slogan "Drink Coca-Cola"
From 1958 to 1969, the script was commonly seen in an Arciform shape nicknamed the "Fishtail". 
===1969–1987, 2016–present===
Coca-Cola 1969 print.svg|Print variant
Coca-Cola With Ribbon.svg|Alternate variant (2016–present)
Coca-Cola 1969 (Inverted).svg|Inverted variant
Coca-Cola With Ribbon (Inverted).svg|Alternate inverted variant (2016–present)
Coca Cola sports ad variant.png|Horizontal variant 
Coke russian.svg|Bulgarian variant
Coca-Cola Original Taste With Ribbon 2016 4.svg|Original Taste logo (2016–present)
Coca-Cola Original Taste With Ribbon 2021.svg|Alternate Original Taste logo (2016–present)
Coca-Cola Classic Dynamic Ribbon 2021.svg|Classic logo (2016–present)
Coca-Cola wave2.svg|Logo with slogan "Enjoy Coca-Cola"
Coca-Cola Country Store Sign 1974.svg|Alternate logo with slogan "Enjoy Coca-Cola"
Bevete Coca Cola 60s.svg|Italian logo with slogan ""
Coke Russian 2.svg|Macedonian logo with slogan ""
Consumati Coke.svg|Romanian logo with slogan ""
Coca-Cola Ribbon and Bottle II.svg|Dynamic Ribbon and Bottle
Coca-Cola Ribbon and Bottle vertical II.svg|Stacked Dynamic Ribbon and Bottle
Coca-Cola Ribbon and Bottle.svg|Outlined Dynamic Ribbon and Bottle
Coca-Cola Ribbon and Bottle vertical.svg|Stacked outlined Dynamic Ribbon and Bottle
In 1969, the script was accompanied by the famous "Dynamic Ribbon" or "White Swirl" for the first time. The two elements were combined to create a new logo called the "Arden Square". In 1971, the "Hilltop" advert was broadcast on television, accompanied by this logo and the now-famous "It's the Real Thing" slogan for the very first time. Starting in 1985, the script was only used on packaging in a very small size, and the below "Coke" logo took pride of place until 1987.
===1985–1987, 2019 (limited)===
New Coke logo.svg|New Coke variant
On April 23, 1985, the original formula for Coca-Cola was changed for the first time ever, in response to Pepsi gaining more sales at the time. However, a large outcry against this change in formula occured, and customers began boycotting The Coca-Cola Company, who eventually decided to return the drink to its original formula (albeit with cane sugar replaced by a cheaper alternative). During the "New Coke" period, the logo above would be far more prominent than the traditional 1941 logo when placed on packaging for cans and bottles. This logo is still used in some countries today, albeit in modified forms.
In May 2019, to promote the third season of Stranger Things (which takes place in the year "New Coke" was introduced), the formula was brought back for a limited time.
===1987–2009===
Coca-Cola (Bold) (Print).svg|Print variant
Coke side of life cut coca cola logo.svg|Cropped variant, used during the "Coke Side of Life" campaign (2006–2009)
===1987–2000===
Coke wave print.png|Print variant 
Coca-Cola 1987 (Inverted).svg|Inverted variant
Coca-Cola logo 1987.svg|Circled variant
Coca-Cola Football Club.svg|Alternate circled variant, used by the Coca-Cola Football Club
Coca-Cola Coke.svg|Logo with "Coke"
Coca Cola Armenian.png|Amharic variant 
Coca-Cola 1987 (Hebrew).jpg|Hebrew variant 
Coca cola israel.jpg|Alternate Hebrew variant 
Coke 1995 RO.svg|Romanian variant
Coca-Cola Classic.svg|Classic variant
Enjoy Coca Coke.svg|Logo with slogan "Enjoy Coca-Cola"
Beba Coca Cola Coke.svg|Spanish logo with slogan ""
Tome CocaCola Coke.svg|Spanish logo with slogan "" (Argentina)
Disfruta CocaCola.svg|Spanish logo with slogan "" (Mexico)
COKE1986LOGO.JPG|Ad endcap (1987)
Coke1988.JPG|Ad endcap (1988)
Coca-Cola ad 1997.png|Ad endcap (1997, Romania)
Coca Cola RO 1998.png|Ad endcap (February 1998, Romania)
In 1987, the company's traditional branding returned after the failure of New Coke. However, it now varied from country to country; the US, for instance, included "Classic" in small writing underneath the script to distinguish it from the failed New Coke product. Depending on the country, this would continue to be used alongside the bold 1985 Coke logo until 2000.
In creating this brand refresh, Landor Associates created 800 different designs that combined the "Coca-Cola" or "Coke" wordmarks with the "Dynamic Ribbon". In the chosen solution, the curve was integrated with the script by having it drawn through the second "O". An additional silver ribbon was added to the curve, and the logo's typeface was redrawn to be slightly straightened up.
====1993–1999====
Always Coca-Cola (Print).svg|Print variant
Always Coca-Cola inverted print.png|Inverted print variant 
Always Coca-Cola (Flat).svg|Flat variant
Intotdeauna Coca Cola.png|Romanian variant 
Coca-cola-romanian.jpg|Alternate Romanian variant 
Coca-Cola 1993 (Russian).svg|Russian variant
Coca-cola Siempre.svg|Spanish variant
AlwaysCoke Thai 1995.svg|Thai variant
Cartoon Network 1992 (Coca-Cola Red Disc variant).svg|Logo used on Cartoon Network commercials (199?)
Depending on the country, the bottle symbol was used more often on packaging.
====1996–1999====
In 1996, the older version of the "Always Coca-Cola" red disc began to be deprecated, being replaced with this variant. The word "always" appears in English, Italian, Polish, Spanish and French.
===1996–2002===
Coca Cola shadow boxed.svg|Boxed variant
Coca-Cola-Logo-1996.svg|Alternate boxed variant (1996–present)
Enjoy Coca-Cola 1996.png|Logo with slogan "Enjoy Coca-Cola" 
===1999–2002===
Coca-Cola 1999 sign.png|Alternate variant 
Coca-Cola Bottle Cap.svg|Alternate variant #2 
Coca-Cola.jpg|Alternate variant #3 (2001–2002) 
Coca-Cola Red Disc 2000.svg|Circled variant
Cocacola 1990s.svg|Alternate circled variant
Coca-ColaTilt.png|Alternate circled variant #2 
Coke football.png|Sports variant 
CocaCola 2002 FIFA World Cup.svg|Logo used for the 2002 FIFA World Cup
Coca-Cola Football logo.svg|Alternate logo used for the 2002 FIFA World Cup
Coca-Cola 1999 soda fountain side decal logo.png|Classic logo 
Coca-Cola enjoy.svg|Logo with slogan "Enjoy Coca-Cola"
Enjoy Coca-Cola Bottle.svg|Alternate logo with slogan "Enjoy Coca-Cola" 
Enjoy Coca Cola Logo.svg|Circled logo with slogan "Enjoy Coca-Cola"
Savureaza Coca-Cola.png|Romanian logo with slogan "" 
Disfruta. Aqui y ahora Coca-Cola.png|Spanish logo with slogan "" 
LTS LOGO.jpg|Logo with slogan "Life tastes good" (2001–2002) 
Life tastes good.svg|"Life tastes good" slogan (2001–2002)
Coca-cola (1999 - white).svg|Wordmark
Coca-Cola 2000.svg|Inverted wordmark
Coca-Cola 2001.svg|Boxed wordmark
Coca Cola ad 2000.png|Ad endcap (2000, Romania)
In October 1999, Coca-Cola launched its "enjoy" advertising campaign, with the script being placed on a bottle cap of a green-tinted Coke bottle opening. This logo was used on cans and bottles until 2002 and was also seen at the bottom of Regal Cinemas' website until 2017.
===2002–2009===
Coca-Cola 2003 (Print).svg|Print variant
Coke boxed 2.svg|Alternate variant
Coca-Cola 2003 (Alt).svg|Wider variant
Coca-Cola 2003 (Horizontal).svg|Alternate wider variant
Coca-Cola 2003 (Horizontal II).svg|Alternate wider variant #2
Coca-Cola Bottle 2003.svg|Bottle variant
Coke bottle cap.png|Bottle cap variant 
Coca-Cola Football.svg|Logo used for the 2006 FIFA World Cup
Coca Cola liter bottle label.svg|Classic logo
Coca-Cola Classic 2003 (2D Print variant).svg|Print Classic logo
Coke Classic.jpg|Alternate Classic logo 
Coca-Cola Real.svg|Logo with slogan "Real"
Coca-Cola Real 2003.svg|Alternate logo with slogan "Real"
Coca Cola ad 2007.png|Ad endcap (2007, Romania)
In 2002, the "Dynamic Ribbon" was redesigned, and packaging began to differ worldwide as a result. This branding change was made as an attempt to unify all of the different countries' Coke branding under one design. This objective succeeded, although some countries still used elements of Coke's 1987 and 1990s branding. During this period, the two "Coke" logos in use were modernized, and the company launched the "Real" campaign.
===2006–2009, 2012 (Philippines)===
Coca-Cola (Bottle).svg|Alternate variant
Coca-Cola (Bottle II).svg|Inverted alternate variant
Coca Cola sponsor WK 2006 Logo.svg|Logo used for the 2006 FIFA World Cup
Coca-Cola Color Splash.svg|Logo with slogan "The Coca-Cola Side of Life"
Football on the Coca-Cola Side of Life.png|Logo used for the 2006 FIFA World Cup and slogan "Football on the Coca-Cola Side of Life" 
Coca-Cola 2012 100 ph.png|100th anniversary logo (2012, Philippines) 
Coca Cola ad 2007 2.png|Ad endcap (2007, Romania)
Coca Cola ad 2009.png|Ad endcap (2009, Romania)
===2007–2017===
Coke 2007 Alt.svg|Alternate variant
Coca-Cola 2014 2017.svg|Cropped alternate variant
Coke 2009 (2).svg|Wider variant
Coca-Cola 2009 (1).svg|Alternate wider variant
Coca-Cola Circle.svg|Circle variant
Coca-Cola-Romania-logo.png|Romanian variant 
Coca-Cola Classic 2009.svg|Classic variant (2007–2009)
By now, the Coca-Cola logo was surrounded by various elements from three different branding eras, being that of 1969, 1987 and 2002. The Coca-Cola Company therefore believed a complete overhaul was needed, and it was decided to strip the branding back to basics, with just the script and the simplified "Dynamic Ribbon" design. This logo was introduced on cans and bottles worldwide starting in 2007. In 2009, the word "Classic" was removed since it was no longer needed to distinguish it from the former "New Coke" in the United States.
===2007–2016===
Coca Cola ad 2012.png|Ad endcap (March–April 2012, Romania)
Coke ad easter 2013.png|Ad endcap (April 2013, Romania)
In late 2007, the red disc was given a cleaner feel.
===2009–present===
814471247420853.jpg|Alternate variant 
Coke bottle boxed.svg|Boxed variant
Coca‑Cola Bottle.svg|Bottle silhouette
Coca-Cola (Pride Month).svg|Pride month variant
Coca-Cola Open Happiness 2009.svg|Logo with slogan "Open Happiness"
Coca Cola slogan RO.png|Romanian logo with slogan "" 
Coca-Cola Live Positively.png|Logo with slogan "Live Positively" 
Coca-Cola Live Positively hori.png|Horizontal logo with slogan "Live Positively" 
Coca-Cola Live Positively hori print.png|Print horizontal logo with slogan "Live Positively" 
Coca-Cola Live for a Difference.png|Logo with slogan "Live for a Difference" 
Coca‑Cola -choosehappiness.svg|Logo with slogan "#choosehappiness"
Coca‑Cola 125 Years.svg|125th anniversary logo (2011)
Coca‑Cola 125 Years (Slogan).svg|125th anniversary logo with slogan "Open Happiness"
Coke sign older.png|Sign (2010–2015) 
Coke sign Piata Unirii.png|Sign (2015–present) 
Coke ad 2010.png|Ad endcap (February 2010, Romania)
Coke ad 2010 2.png|Ad endcap (2010, Romania)
Coke ad endcap 2011.png|Ad endcap (2011, Romania)
Coke ad 2011.png|Ad endcap (2011, Romania)
Coke ad 2012.png|Ad endcap (2012, Romania)
Coke ad 2012 3.png|Ad endcap (2012, Romania)
Coke ad 2012 2.png|Ad endcap (November–December 2012, Romania)
Coke ad 2012 4.png|Ad endcap (December 2012, Romania)
Coke ad 2013 2.png|Ad endcap (2013, Romania)
Coke ad 2013.png|Ad endcap (2013, Romania)
Coke ad 2013 3.png|Ad endcap (December 2013, Romania)
Coke ad 2013 4.png|Ad endcap (December 2013, Romania)
Coke ad 2014.png|Ad endcap (2014, Romania)
Coke ad may 2014.png|Ad endcap (May 2014, Romania)
Coke ad jul 2014.png|Ad endcap (July 2014, Romania)
Coke ad oct 2014.png|Ad endcap (October 2014, Romania)
Coca Cola ad 2015 3.png|Ad endcap (2015, Romania)
Coca Cola ad 2015.png|Ad endcap (2015, Romania)
Coca Cola ad 2015 2.png|Ad endcap (100th anniversary, 2015, Romania)
In January 2009, the "Open Happiness" campaign was launched, with the Coca-Cola logo inside the contour bottle silhouette being altered. The bottle silhouette was also slightly modified. This logo still used on cans and PET bottle labels in some countries and also used as a trademark square symbol alongside 1969 Dynamic Ribbon since 2021.
===2016–present===
Coca-Cola 2016 Disc Print.svg|Print variant
Coke With Bottles 2016.svg|Alternate variant
Coke Romania logo.svg|Romanian variant
Coca-Cola Original Taste 2016.png|Original Taste logo 
Coke Original Taste 21.svg|Alternate Original Taste logo
Coke Original Taste (2).svg|Alternate Original Taste logo #2
Coca-Cola Gust Original 2016.png| logo (Romania) 
Taste The Feeling.svg|Logo with slogan "Taste the Feeling" (2016–2020)
Coke With Bottles 2016 With Tagline.svg|Alternate logo with slogan "Taste the Feeling" (2016–2020)
Coke siente el sabor.svg|Spanish logo with slogan "" (2016–2020)
Senti el sabor coke.svg|Spanish logo with slogan "" (Argentina, Uruguay and Paraguay, 2016–2020)
Coca-Cola Together Tastes Better 2020.svg|Logo with slogan "Together Tastes Better" (2020–present)
Coca-Cola Together Tastes Better 2020 1.svg|Horizontal logo with slogan "Together Tastes Better" (2020–present)
FIFA World Cup soccer ball logo (2018~).png|Soccer ball logo (2018–2024) 
Coca-Cola soccer ball 2024.png|Soccer ball logo (2024–present) 
CocaCola 2018 FIFA World Cup.jpg|2018 FIFA World Cup sponsor logo 
CocaCola 2022 FIFA World Cup.png|2022 FIFA World Cup sponsor logo 
Coca-Cola Euro 2024.png|UEFA Euro 2024 sponsor logo 
Coca-Cola Euro 2024 white.png|White UEFA Euro 2024 sponsor logo 
Coca-Cola Euro 2024 white RO.png|White UEFA Euro 2024 sponsor logo (Romania) 
Coca Cola ad 2016 10.png|Ad endcap (2016, Romania)
Coca Cola ad 2016 9.png|Ad endcap (2016, Romania)
Coca Cola ad 2016.png|Ad endcap (2016, Romania)
Coca Cola ad 2016 2.png|Ad endcap (2016, Romania)
Coca Cola ad 2016 4.png|Ad endcap (2016, Romania)
Coca Cola ad 2016 3.png|Ad endcap (2016, Romania)
Coca Cola ad 2016 5.png|Ad endcap (2016, Romania)
Coca Cola ad 2016 7.png|UEFA Euro 2016 ad endcap (2016, Romania)
Coca Cola ad 2016 8.png|UEFA Euro 2016 ad endcap (2016, Romania)
Coca Cola ad 2016 6.png|Ad endcap (2017, Romania)
Coca Cola ad 2017.png|Ad endcap (2017, Romania)
Coca Cola ad 2017 2.png|Ad endcap (2017, Romania)
Coca Cola ad 2017 3.png|Ad endcap (2017, Romania)
Coca Cola ad 2018.png|Ad endcap (2018, Romania)
Coca Cola ad 2018 2.png|Ad endcap (2018, Romania)
CocaCola2018Ad1Logo.png|Ad endcap (2018, Philippines)
Coca Cola ad 2020.png|Ad endcap (December 2020, Romania)
Coca Cola ad 2021.png|Ad endcap (2021, Romania)
Coca Cola ad 2021 2.png|Ad endcap (2021, Romania)
In January 2016, Coca-Cola introduced a two-dimensional variant of their classic "red disc" logo, with the worldwide slogan "Taste the Feeling", under the "One Brand" strategy. The slogan was later changed to "Together Tastes Better" on June 30, 2020.
===2021–present===
Coca-Cola Real Magic (Bottle Silhouettes).svg|Logo with bottle silhouettes
Coca Cola Real Magic 1 1.svg|Logo with slogan "Real Magic"
Coca Cola Real Magic 1 2.svg|Alternate logo with slogan "Real Magic"
Coca Cola Real Magic 1.svg|Horizontal logo with slogan "Real Magic"
Coca-Cola Real Magic 2.svg|Logo with slogan "Real Magic" and bottle silhouettes
Coca-Cola Real Magic 3.jpg|Alternate logo with slogan "Real Magic" and bottle silhouettes
Coke Original Taste 2021.svg|Original Taste variant
Coca-Cola Classic 2021.svg|Classic variant
Coca Cola ad 2022.png|Ad endcap (2022, Romania)
CocaCola2022Ad1Logo.png|Ad endcap (2022, Philippines)
Coca Cola ad 2023.png|Ad endcap (2023, Romania)
CocaCola2023Ad1Logo.png|Ad endcap (2023, Philippines)
Coca Cola ad 2023 2.png|Ad endcap (November 2023, Romania)
Coca Cola ad 2024.png|Ad endcap (2024, Romania)
Coca-Cola Ad 2024 2.png|Ad endcap (2024, Romania)
Coca-Cola Ad 2024 MD.png|Ad endcap (2024, Moldova)
On September 29, 2021, Coca-Cola unveiled a distorted variant of their script (which resembles the one from the 2009 bottle logo), along with a new slogan "Real Magic". The new look on cans and bottles were unveiled earlier on April 8, 2021.
==References==
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