New Google sprite for new layout

New Google sprite for new layout 0

Posted on November 27, 2009 by Malcolm Coles

Google's got a new layout on its way (not yet visible in the UK) which means a new google sprite (the one image it uses to render all its icons). Here's the new one and the old one.

New vs old Google sprite

Current vs previous details

You can see the earlier versions here and here.

The last version, called nav_logo7, was 164 * 106 pixels. This new one is nav_logo5w.png and is 167*197 pixels.

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