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Pepsi visual identity 2023
- Site
- pepsico.com
- Type
- website
- Verdict
- Niche
- Licence
- Conditional licence, proprietary free
proprietary-freeFree to view. PepsiCo's terms reserve the site's text, design, images and marks; personal, non-commercial access is permitted, while other reuse is restricted. - Agent channels
- none
- Pricing
- free
- Reviewed
- Note
- Historical 2023 identity announcement; the embedded 30-second video played during review.
What it is
A PepsiCo press release documenting Pepsi's 2023 logo and visual identity rollout. The page embeds a 30-second announcement video; at review it played and showed the new wordmark and globe on a can against vivid blue ripple graphics.
When to open it
Open it to study a dated identity rollout that carries one mark across packaging and moving-image applications, or to compare how a familiar symbol changes while retaining recognizable cues.
Most useful
- The embedded video gives a direct view of the identity in motion, including a can, the globe-and-wordmark lockup and layered electric-blue rings.
- The visual language uses heavy lettering, high contrast and blue light effects to make the product recognizable against dark settings.
Using it with agents
No MCP, CLI, public API, agent skill or llms.txt is published on PepsiCo; the checked llms.txt path resolves to a not-found page. An agent can inspect the announcement and video in a browser and describe the visible identity. Do not reuse the video, Pepsi artwork or marks without permission.
Watch out for
- This is a historical announcement from 2023, not a design kit or current brand-guideline library.
- The press release describes intended rollout contexts; use the linked media to inspect what is actually visible.
- PepsiCo's terms permit personal, non-commercial access to site materials and reserve other reuse rights.
Reusable ideas
- Keep a legacy symbol recognizable while changing its wordmark and surrounding visual system.
- Use a repeated pulse motif to connect static packaging with short-form motion.
- Let a product silhouette and logo remain legible while color, light and graphic rhythm change around them.