Get ready to test your memory and observation skills as this mind-blowing puzzle challenges you to spot the genuine logos hidden among the fake ones in less than 60 seconds.
From Google to Amazon to TikTok, we encounter countless logos of global brands every day, but how well do we remember their different designs?
Solopress has prepared a challenge that will leave you questioning your logo recognition skills while testing your eagle eyes and memory skills.
Whether you’re a logo master or a newbie to the world of brand recognition, this puzzle is guaranteed to keep you entertained and maybe teach you a thing or two about the art of logo design along the way.
The puzzling puzzle requires readers to spot genuine logos of popular brands hidden among rows of cleverly crafted fakes.
This mind-blowing puzzle created by Solopress challenges you to spot genuine logos of global brands hidden among fakes in less than 60 seconds.
The puzzle contains four variations of signature logos from thirteen brands, including: Google, Microsoft, Pepsi, Tesla, Amazon, Youtube, TikTok, Spotify, Adidas, X (formerly Twitter), McDonald’s, Netflix and Instagram.
Although each brand’s logos appear identical in appearance, you’ll discover that the creators have used a series of intricate tweaks to differentiate them.
Solopress has toggled the spacing, width, size, placement, and color of each design, meaning you need to pay close attention to the details as you wade through a sea of knockoffs in search of the real product.
If you’re still stumped after racing the clock, fear not, as we’ve explained the inconsistencies behind each row of logos and where to locate the correct one.
In the Google logo, the primary colors behind each letter have been swapped, but the number three is the actual design.
In Microsoft’s four-part square logo, the colors have been changed, but the correct design is second.
The notable blue and red colors that make up the Pepsi logo have also been alternated, but the real logo is found on design number four.
The lines in the Tesla logo design have been moved on the ‘E’ and the symbol, but the real answer is in design number two, while Amazon’s third design is the correct answer, after the location of its distinctive arrow.
If you’re still stumped after racing the clock, fear not, as we’ve explained the inconsistencies behind each row of logos and where to locate the correct one.
For Youtube, the fourth logo is the true design, as its white ‘play’ button is the correct size and location, while TikTok’s second puzzle design is the correct logo, as the spacing and size of source are slightly different in the others.
In all four Spotify logos, the three cell lines are placed and sized correctly in the second design, while the fourth Adidas logo is the actual design, as the dot on the ‘i’ is in the correct place.
In the case of ‘M’ in the other three are either too thick or too thin.
In Netflix’s lineup, the second logo is correct, as noticeable shading on the other three has resulted in too dark or light designs, while Instagram’s third design is its true logo, since the gradient on the others It is placed differently.
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