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Evolving Identity Since 2016
Portainer’s original branding was forged in the Docker era. Since then, the platform has evolved with a heavy focus on Kubernetes and edge computing, and its brand no longer reflected its true identity -
Correcting Brand Perception
Although the platform had matured, its legacy logo and messaging gave the impression of “basic GUI for beginners.” This created a disconnect between user expectations and reality; the rebrand was meant to realign that perception -
Introducing a Modern, No-Nonsense Brand
The new look is cleaner, more modern, and practical, mirroring Portainer’s software philosophy: intuitive, robust, and free of unnecessary complexity. The company aims to speak candidly—no buzzwords, no fluff—just tools that solve problems efficiently -
Reclaiming Their Voice
The redesigned brand also enables Portainer to express its authentic tone openly. They prefer clear, straightforward language—helping users solve real problems without turning the platform into a “science project”

Portainer has been rebranded
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