Logos and graphics

The BOINC logo

The BOINC logo and associated icons were designed by Michal Krakowiak. Its arms represent the convergence of separated things (such as computers) into a unified whole. The colors are based on U.C. Berkeley's blue-and-gold colors.

The BOINC logo and its variants are in the public domain. If you use one of them in a web page, we ask that you link it to the BOINC web site (currently https://boinc.berkeley.edu) or display this URL near the image.

The volunteer-supplied images on this page are owned by their respectice creators; contact them for license info.

Icon:

Bitmaps (.bmp): 16x16 32x32 48x48 128x128 256x256 512x512 (.tif)
Favicon (GIFF)

Installer splash screen:

'Powered by BOINC' image:

Monochrome/black:

Wallpaper:

Artist	Images (click for hi-res version)
Jacob Klein
Francois Normandin
Robin Weezepoel

The old BOINC logo and related artwork

The old logo in its native form as a Word document. The logo uses the Planet Benson font from Larabie Fonts.
Hi-res versions of the logo: PNG, JPEG.
An icon for BOINC-related Podcasts, from Christian Beer:

The 'B in a circle' icon was designed by Tim Lan. The Mac variant was contributed by Juho Viitasalo.

Wallpaper:

Artist	Images
Landi Paolo

Logo proposals

Artist	Images (click for hi-res version)
Markus Beck
Keijo Simonen
Michael Peele	,
Rebirther
Jim Paulis	... and several variants
Eduardo Ascarrunz	Adobe Illustrator source
Michal Krakowiak	16x16 icon:
Yopi at sympatico.ca
Markus Beck	... and various others
Dario Arnaez
Invisible Design	... and many variants in different sizes and colors, and for specific countries.

Banners for BOINC projects

(unknown)
Myster65
Jared Hatfield
Anthony Hern

Coinage

Tony/Knightrider/Chuggybus has created BOINC coinage. See the large and small versions. The Latin text means 'Berkeley open and shared resources'.

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