Create a logo that is 512x512 square dimension in PNG format without animations. Suggested file size should be 10k or less. Use a lossy image tool (such as pngquant) to reduce file size while keeping the image quality at around 80%.
MAINTAINERS: The logo should be added to the root folder of the repo, and be named logo.png. This must be present on your project’s default branch. If you have a logo as the first image in the Images field on your project page, please remove it. The logo will be displayed on the cards in the Project Browser grid and list views.
Proposed Resolution

| Comment | File | Size | Author |
|---|---|---|---|
| #8 | recaptcha-project-browser-transparent.png | 8.83 KB | kurttrowbridge |
Comments
Comment #2
kurttrowbridgeJust realized I left this on the meta issue yesterday, not this issue. Here's a suggested logo for reCAPTCHA, using Google's logo.
Comment #3
kurttrowbridgeComment #4
roserobinson commentedReviewing as part of Drupalcon Prague 2022
Comment #5
roserobinson commentedLogo is good, size and format is correct, this is good to go.
Comment #6
vitorbs commented@KurtTrowbridge Hey, awesome job! looks very nice, but can you remove the white background? I think a transparent logo would be better than a JPEG image.
Comment #7
vitorbs commentedComment #8
kurttrowbridgeSure—option with transparent background added.
Comment #9
kurttrowbridgeComment #10
lucasscI think it's good to go! Transparent background, dimension (512x512), format (.png) and size (9K) are correct. RTBC if no one else disagrees.
Comment #11
mpauloMay this logo be used in this project?
Aren't there any restrictions regarding Google's policy?
Comment #12
lucasscGood point! Changing status back to "needs review" to check this out.
Comment #13
kurttrowbridgeHere are Google's brand guidelines: https://about.google/brand-resource-center/brand-elements/#product-icons
I could kind of see an argument in either direction, to be honest. They say you can use small icons to indicate integration with Google services, but they also say to be distinct from Google. My inclination is that would be more of a requirement if we were using the reCAPTCHA logo for, say, our own competitive service, but it's a direct implementation of their tool, so I lean toward it being OK. Curious to hear what others think, though.
EDIT: Ha, I see this discussion is happening in the opposite direction (an unofficial logo first, then a suggestion to use the official logo) in the Google Analytics issue, so will keep an eye on that conversation too.
Comment #14
lostcarpark commentedAside from the obvious potential trademark issues, a concern I have with using the official Recaptcha logo is that the logo relates to the Recaptcha service, not the Drupal module. Using the actual Recaptcha logo may lead to confusion that Recaptcha integrates directly into Drupal or that the module is either supplied by or endorsed by Drupal.
I think having a distinct logo makes it clear that there is a separate Drupal project. If we are allowed to, incorporating elements of the Recaptcha logo makes sense to show that the module uses the Recaptcha service, while giving it its own identity.
I've attached a possible design, which superimposes the Recapthca arrows on the Drupal drop. However, I think careful consideration is required before making a final decision.
Comment #15
amourowAs the module is for integration without any affiliation implication, from my perspective, it is ok to use it as the representative icon of the module.
Comment #16
amourowAccording to the discussion #3282842-23: Google Analytics Project - Update Logo
Logo in #8 is good to be used.
Comment #17
tintoLooks good to me (#8)
Comment #18
lucasbaralm+1 LGTM #8
Comment #19
amourowThanks all, I'm going to mark this RTBC.
Comment #20
chrisfromredfinComment #21
leslieg commentedAssigned credit and marked as fixed.