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Quick answer: the GTA 6 logo is the wordmark "GRAND THEFT AUTO" over a big Roman-numeral VI in a pink-to-orange sunset gradient with palm silhouettes — the Vice City palette. Rockstar quietly refreshed it in 2026: the inner border went from yellow-pink gradient to solid white, and a new outer border was added to match the official cover art.

The two official versions

VersionWhenWhat's different
Reveal logoDecember 2023, Trailer 1Original mark — VI numeral with the yellow-to-pink gradient inner border
Updated logo2026, with the cover artSolid white inner border + new outer border; tuned to sit cleanly on the official cover art and store thumbnails
Why it changed: the tweak landed alongside the cover-art reveal and pre-order push — Rockstar also restyled its own R* logo with the same purple-pink gradient, locking the whole brand package ahead of the November 19, 2026 launch.

The design, decoded

Sunset gradient

Pink-purple-orange across the VI numeral — neon Vice City at dusk, the same palette as the trailer's skyline shots.

Palm silhouettes

Palm fronds lean into the VI — the Florida-inspired Leonida setting baked into the mark itself.

Roman numeral

First numbered GTA in over a decade — the giant VI carries the design, not a city name.

Key art versions

Separate pieces exist: Trailer 1 announcement art, Trailer 2 artwork, and the official cover art — each with logo-locked and clean variants.

Where to get the files

  1. 1
    Rockstar's site

    The official logo PNG ships with the GTA 6 press materials on rockstargames.com — the cleanest source for the current version.

  2. 2
    Wikimedia Commons

    Hosts the logo as an SVG vector (labeled a simple text logo, trademarked by Take-Two — fine to view, restricted to reuse).

  3. 3
    Fan-vectorized 8K

    Community artists have rebuilt the logo at 8K resolution — good for wallpapers; check the credit notes before reusing.

FAQ

Is the GTA 6 logo free to use?

No — the artwork is trademarked by Take-Two Interactive. Fine for personal wallpaper use; commercial reuse needs permission.

What do the colors mean?

The pink-to-orange gradient is Vice City at sunset — the Miami-inspired setting Leonida is built on.

Did the logo change?

Yes — a subtle 2026 refresh: white inner border instead of gradient, plus a new outer border, aligned to the official cover art.

Is there a transparent PNG?

Yes — the official press PNG and community vector versions exist up to 8K resolution.