TV3 logo
2 versions of the TV3 logo, including the app icon, in transparent PNG and vector SVG: download in any size or copy straight into Figma. Free, no sign-up.
This version is available as PNG. SVG hasn’t been added yet.
The logo is a trademark of its owner. By downloading the file, you agree to the terms of use.
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File authors and licenses
TV3 logo 2023.svg
ProfMedia TV LLC · CC BY-SA 4.0
Preview: scaled and placed on a tile; the original is kept.
About the TV3 logo
TV3: 2 versions. Vector: 1 of 2.
- Category
- TV channels
- Versions
- 2
- Source files
- SVG, PNG
- Updated
- November 5, 2026
File authors and licenses
- TV3 logo 2023.svg — ProfMedia TV LLC, CC BY-SA 4.0
TV3 logo in PNG and SVG
2 versions of the TV3 logo: gradient mark, flat mark. PNG downloads without a background in any size from 16 to 4096 px, and SVG stays sharp at any zoom.
For a presentation, use PNG at 1024 px or larger. For a layout, click “Copy SVG” and paste into Figma — the logo stays vector. For a website, the format menu has code for HTML and React, and ICO for a favicon.
For buttons and lists of services, pick the icon in the list of versions. Available formats are shown under the preview of the selected file.
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TV3 logo FAQ
Pick a version under the large preview and click “Download PNG” or “Download SVG”. Set the PNG size in the dropdown — 512 px by default, up to 4096 px. The format menu also has WebP, ICO, ICNS and an archive with all formats.
Pick the icon in the list of versions. Available formats are shown under the preview of the selected file; you can set the PNG size before downloading.
Click the copy square next to “Download SVG” and paste into Figma with Ctrl+V or Cmd+V — the logo stays vector. You can also click the large preview to copy a PNG.
Yes. Pick React, Vue, Svelte, React Native, HTML or Data URI in the format menu — the code appears under the button and copies in one click. For a favicon, use ICO.
Downloads are free and need no sign-up. The logo itself is a trademark of its owner: use it to refer to the brand, in layouts and presentations, and follow the brand guidelines. More in the terms of use.