Canal 13 (Chile)/Logo Variations

==1961–1970==
Canal 13 TV (Chile 1961).svg|Black and white version
==1973-1999==
Universidad Católica de Chile TV (1973).svg|Black and white logo (1973–1978)
Universidad Católica de Chile TV (1978).svg|Version filled with a color test pattern (1978–1979)
Universidad Católica de Chile TV (1979-A).svg|Blue outline logo (1979-1999)
Universidad Católica de Chile TV (1978 Color).svg|Variant logo (1978-1979)
Universidad Católica de Chile Televisión (Logo Mosca 1981-1988 Amarillo).png|On-screen bug logo (1981-1991)
Canal_13_Chile_-_España_82.png|Special logo for the 1982 FIFA World Cup
Canal 13 UC-TV (1979-1988, Azul con Contorno).png|Variant logo (1)
Canal 13 UC-TV (1982-1998) (Azul).png|Variant logo (2)
Canal 13 UC-TV (1982-1999) (Negro).png|Print logo
Universidad Católica de Chile TV (Blue Background).svg|Print Logo Variant
Universidad Católica de Chile TV (On-screen bug 1991).svg|On-screen bug (1991-1999)
Canal 13 UC-TV (1991).png|Bisel logo (1991-1992)
UC-TV (Logo 3D 1992-1999).png|3D logo (1992-1999)
===Frequencies===
Logos used by Canal 13 on its advertisings (generally from 1973 to 1988) depicting the frequencies at different Chilean cities:
Canal 2 de la Corporación de TV de PUC (Canal 13).svg|Channel 2 from Coya-Caletones
Canal 4 de la Corporación de TV de PUC (Canal 13).svg|Channel 4 from Saladillo II & Temuco
Canal 5 de la Corporación de TV de PUC (Canal 13).svg|Channel 5 from Cabildo, San Felipe, San José de Maipo, San Fernando & Concepción
Canal 6 de la Corporación de TV de PUC (Canal 13).svg|Channel 6 from San Esteban
Canal 7 de la Corporación de TV de PUC (Canal 13).svg|Channel 7 from Cauquenes
Canal 8 de la Corporación de TV de PUC (Canal 13).svg|Channel 8 from Valparaíso-Viña del Mar, Talca, Linares, Cobquecura & Taiguén
Canal 9 de la Corporación de TV de PUC (Canal 13).svg|Channel 9 from Hualañé, Constitución, Lautaro, Villarrica & Osorno
Canal 10 de la Corporación de TV de PUC (Canal 13).svg|Channel 10 from Base Naval Talcahuano & Angol
Canal 11 de la Corporación de TV de PUC (Canal 13).svg|Channel 11 from Vichuquén, Galvarino, Lebu, & Traiguén
Canal 12 de la Corporación de TV de PUC (Canal 13).svg|Channel 12 from Puerto Saavedra, Valdivia & Castro
Canal 13 de la Corporación de TV de PUC (1970).svg|Channel 13 from Santiago, La Serena, La Ligua, Saladillo I, Chillán-Los Ángeles & Puerto Montt(original logo from 1970)
Frecuencias Canal 13 1987.png|Ad with all Canal 13 frequencies (1987). Notice the inclusion of Telenorte, affiliate of Canal 13.
Frecuencias Canal 13 1988.jpg|Ad with all Canal 13 frequencies (August 1988). Notice the inclusion of Telenorte, affiliate of Canal 13.
==1999-2000==
Canal 13 (Chile 1999-I).svg|Alternate logo without wordmark
Canal 13 (Chile 1999).svg|Monochromatic version
Canal 13 (Chile 1999-I).svg|Monochromatic version (Symbol)
==2000-2002==
Canal 13 (Chile 2000-I).svg|Alternate logo without wordmark
Canal 13 (Chile 2000).svg|Flat Color
==2002-2005==
Canal 13 (Chile 2002).svg|Alternate logo with wordmark
==2005-2010==
Canal 13 2005 Early.svg|Early logo with the arc rotated, as seen in this video
Canal_13_HD_2008.svg|HD simulcast (2009-2010)
==2010==
Canal13HD2010 1.svg|HD simulcast
==2010-2018==
Canal13HD2010 2.svg|HD simulcast (2010-2017)
==2018-present==
logo13color2020-01.svg|Color variant (2020-2022)
Logocanal13cl2021.svg|Logo variant (2021-present)
Logo13color2022.svg|Color variant (2022-present)
Canal 13 Chile Copa América 2024.png|Special logo for the 2024 Copa América
== Mourning logo ==
=== 2021-2024 ===
Used since 2021. It uses a black version of the 2018 logo, with the hashtag placed immediately below it. It is used as an animated on-screen bug every time a woman is reported to have been killed, with the number 13 disappearing to show a counter (which is reset every New Year), and the hashtag being replaced by the name of the killed woman. Since 2022, another variant has been used, which replaces the number 13 with 2 lit candles.
=== 2024-present ===
By 2024, the network re-purposed mourning logos, having moved away from the killed women counter and replacing it by the main logo, with the mourning black ribbon added in it. It was first used after the death of cultural program host Claudio Iturra (known in part for the program Maravillas del mundo) in 23 May 2024.
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