Google Scholar
Google Scholar brand mark, official brand color.
| id | google-scholar |
|---|---|
| type | |
| domain | brands |
| requires | tikz, svg.path |
| license | CC0-1.0 |
| author | Daniel Huang |
google-scholar.tex
\documentclass[border=4pt]{standalone}
% --- packages (mirror these in google-scholar.meta.json "requires") ---
\usepackage{tikz}
\usetikzlibrary{svg.path}
% --- brand color (Google Scholar's official brand color; brand marks keep their
% official color instead of the shared OpenTikZ palette by design) ---
\definecolor{brandgooglescholar}{HTML}{4285F4}
% Google Scholar logo. Shape data derived from the CC0 simple-icons project
% (https://simple-icons.org), flattened to absolute M/L/C/Z commands with the
% y-axis pre-flipped for TikZ and scaled to ~2.5cm (svg.path ignores TikZ
% coordinate transforms, so the transform is baked into the coordinates).
% The Google Scholar logo is a trademark of its owner; used here for identification.
\begin{document}
\begin{tikzpicture}
\fill[brandgooglescholar] svg {%
M 15.726 30.693 L 0 43.5 L 36 72 L 72 43.5 L 56.274 30.693 C 52.644 38.253 44.934
43.5 36 43.5 C 27.069 43.5 19.356 38.256 15.726 30.693 Z M 36 42 C 24.402 42 15
32.598 15 21 C 15 9.402 24.402 0 36 0 C 47.598 0 57 9.402 57 21 C 57 32.598 47.598
42 36 42 Z%
};
\end{tikzpicture}
\end{document}
Use it
The file compiles on its own (\documentclass{standalone}).
Drop it into your project and \input it, or copy the
tikzpicture into your figure. Colours come from the shared
palette defined in the preamble — edit those named colours, not raw hex.
The TikZ code is CC0 1.0; the brand mark remains a trademark of its owner — use it to identify the brand in figures, not to imply endorsement. Details · Rights holder? request removal.