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Download phpMyAdmin PNG Logo

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File Name	phpMyAdmin
File Type	PNG, SVG
File Size	20 KB - 250 KB

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The available SVG assets include a colored logo, white logo, black logo, colored wordmark, and colored icon. Choose the complete logo when the brand name needs to remain visible; the icon or wordmark can suit layouts where a compact or text-led treatment is more useful. The phpMyAdmin SVG format is a practical choice for resizing in web and design workflows. PNG is useful where a raster image is required, including presentations and documents.

About phpMyAdmin

phpMyAdmin is a free, open-source web application for administering MySQL and MariaDB databases. Built with PHP, it gives developers and server administrators a graphical interface for database tasks, so they can work through menus and forms rather than relying exclusively on SQL commands. It is a database administration tool, not a database management system (DBMS) like MySQL or MariaDB.

Its features cover creating and managing databases, tables, columns, and indexes; configuring users and privileges; running SQL queries; and importing or exporting data. The application is used in web hosting, application development, and server administration, and is commonly included in local server packages and hosting control panels. It serves an international community rather than belonging to a single national market.

Tobias Ratschiller began the project in 1998, drawing inspiration from MySQL-Webadmin, developed by Peter Kuppelwieser. The first internal release, version 0.9.0, dates to September 9, 1998. After Ratschiller stopped active development in 2000, Olivier Müller, Marc Delisle, and Loïc Chapeaux continued the project in 2001 through SourceForge. Development moved fully to GitHub in 2015. phpMyAdmin is developed by an international community, is a member of the Software Freedom Conservancy, and is distributed under the GNU General Public License version 2 (GPL-2.0).

Meaning and History of the phpMyAdmin Logo

The visual identity combines a sailing-ship illustration with the “phpMyAdmin” wordmark. The ship has several light-gray triangular sails, a flying bird above it, and curved lines beneath the hull that resemble waves. The wordmark uses a bold, italic sans-serif style: “php” is blue-violet, while “MyAdmin” is orange. The design brings a distinctive illustrated symbol together with a clearly readable product name.

The mark’s sailboat, bird, and wave details are recognizable components of the artwork; no further meaning needs to be assumed to describe them. The colored logo SVG presents the symbol and name together, while separate icon and wordmark SVG assets allow those elements to be used independently. White and black logo versions provide alternate treatments for different layouts. For a small interface area, the icon may be more legible than the full lockup; for a title or directory listing, the wordmark preserves the product name.

The project’s history is documented from its 1998 beginnings and subsequent community stewardship. That timeline concerns the software project; it does not, by itself, establish a date or story for the creation of the current logo.

Evolution of the Logo

The current asset system includes colored, white, and black logo SVGs, alongside a colored wordmark SVG and a colored icon SVG. These options support complete, text-only, and symbol-only placements while retaining the project’s recognizable visual elements.

phpMyAdmin Color Palette

The supplied palette includes orange #F89C0E, light slate gray #6C78AF, and steel blue #5663A0. In the wordmark, orange is used for “MyAdmin” and blue-violet for “php”; the listed slate and steel-blue tones provide the other identified colors in the brand palette. These values are useful references when coordinating graphics, while the provided SVG assets are the best starting point for reproducing the logo artwork.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use the phpMyAdmin logo for commercial purposes?

For commercial use, ask phpMyAdmin’s official project representatives for permission and guidance before using the mark.

What file formats are available?

PNG and SVG formats are available for download. SVG is vector-based, while PNG is a raster image format.

What does phpMyAdmin do?

It provides a web interface for administering MySQL and MariaDB databases, including managing database structures, users, queries, and data transfers.

What does the logo look like?

It features a sailing ship with sails, a bird, and wave-like lines, paired with a bold italic wordmark in blue-violet and orange.

Who started phpMyAdmin?

Tobias Ratschiller began the project in 1998. Development later continued under community stewardship, with the project moving fully to GitHub in 2015.