Microsoft Copilot logo colors

The Microsoft Copilot icon blends blue, lime and yellow with purple, pink and orange. This reference lists all ten distinct HEX values encoded as stops in its four SVG gradients, including two transparent fade endpoints. RGB values are exact conversions; CMYK values are approximate screen-to-print conversions. The SVG supplies no Pantone equivalents.

The SVG's left radial gradient uses #109DF2, #AAD445 and #FFD400; its blue overlay uses #3DCBFF and #0588F7. The right radial gradient uses #8C48FF, #F2598A and #FFB152; its pink overlay uses #F8ADFA and #A86EDD. These are gradient-stop values from the artwork, not a separately published flat brand palette.

The #0588F7 and #A86EDD stops have stop-opacity=0 in the SVG. Their RGB values are listed for a complete source reference, but those endpoint pixels are transparent rather than solid blue or lavender swatches.

The icon has two overlapping rounded ribbon shapes around a central open space. Cool blue-to-yellow and warm purple-to-orange gradients form the multicolor mark; this artwork contains no lettering.

The 2026 vector icon was archived on Wikimedia Commons from a Seeklogo file attributed to Microsoft. Its shape matches the small Copilot mark shown on Microsoft's current Copilot page. This page covers the icon rather than a Copilot wordmark.

All ten HEX codes were read directly from the four gradient definitions in the downloadable SVG. RGB is an exact hexadecimal conversion, CMYK is a rounded approximation, and the SVG does not specify Pantone matches. The blue and lavender fade endpoints have zero opacity.