Official Logo for Indonesia's 81st Independence Day Launched: Download Link and Visual Identity Guide
The government has officially launched the logo for the 81st Anniversary of the Independence of the Republic of Indonesia. This logo serves as the official visual identity to be used in various sequences of the 2026 Independence Day celebrations by ministries, agencies, local governments, and the general public.
The 81st Anniversary logo was announced at the Presidential Office in the Presidential Palace complex, Jakarta, on Monday (29/06/2026). The design by Fajar Novario, from Padang, West Sumatra, was selected as the winner after receiving the most votes in a national poll. Before being chosen, five finalist works underwent a curation process by the government.
In addition to introducing the winning logo, the government has also released visual identity materials that can be accessed for free. The public can download the official logo along with usage guidelines to ensure that the visual identity for the 81st Anniversary is applied uniformly across various media.
The 81st Anniversary Logo by Fajar Novario
According to the official 81st Anniversary logo website, Fajar Novario was selected as the official designer for the 81st Anniversary of the Independence of the Republic of Indonesia. The design was chosen through a public polling mechanism after previously undergoing a selection and curation process.
The 81st Anniversary logo carries the theme “Sovereign, Just, and Prosperous Indonesia”. This theme serves as the primary message to be used in various activities and publications for this year’s Indonesian Independence Day celebrations.
Download Link for the 81st Anniversary Logo
The government has also provided all visual identity assets through the official 81st Anniversary website. All materials can be downloaded for free by the public for publication purposes or for organising independence day commemorative activities.
Through the website, users can obtain various formats of the official logo, the 8ical anniversary theme, visual identity guidelines, and other supporting assets prepared by the government.
The download link for the 81st Anniversary logo can be accessed via the official government website.
81st Anniversary Visual Identity Guidelines
Referring to the 81st Anniversary Visual Identity Guidelines, the visual identity is equipped with usage rules to ensure consistency across various media. These guidelines include logo construction, configuration, proportion, minimum size, safe zones, colour palette, typography, and examples of correct application.
The logo is available in two configurations. The primary logo is used for horizontal media such as banners, billboards, and LED displays. Meanwhile, the secondary logo is intended for vertical media such as flags, x-banners, folded brochures, and similar media.
The guidelines also stipulate that the visual identity uses three main colours: red, white, and black. For typography, the government uses the Saira Semi Condensed font family, with the Bold variant for titles and Regular for body text.
Rules for Using the 81st Anniversary Logo
Furthermore, there are several provisions to note to ensure consistent logo usage across various media. Some of these include:
Use the logo according to the established configurations, both the primary and secondary logos.
Use the official colour palette: red, white, and black.
Ensure the logo is placed in an area with sufficient contrast to ensure readability.
Provide a safe zone or space around the logo according to the guidelines to prevent it from clashing with other design elements.
Do not alter the logo colours outside of the official palette.
Do not apply gradient, line, or shadow effects to the logo.
Do not change the orientation or proportion of the logo.
Avoid placing the logo on backgrounds that are too busy or have low contrast, which reduces legibility.
All visual identity assets for the 81st Anniversary are available for free on the official government website. The public can download the logo along with the visual identity guidelines for use in accordance with the established regulations.