Paramount Pictures/On Screen-Logos

For variations of these logos see Paramount Pictures/Other.

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1914–1917

1917–1927

1917–1922

1922–1927

1927–1942

1927–1930

1929–1942

1934–1939

1942–1953

1942–1945

1944–1951

1950–1954

1953–1986

1953–1968

1953–1954

In 1953, Jan Domela painted the mountain, which debuted on-film in 1953.

1954–1968

1968–1975

1968–1974

In 1968, a byline was added and it was A Gulf + Western Company.

1970–1974

1974–1975

1975–1986

1975–1986

1986–2003

1986–1987 (75th anniversary logo)

In 1986, Dario Campanile repainted the mountain, which debuted on-film in 1986. The artist added the trees and the clouds to make it realistic.

1988–1989

1989–1995

In 1989, the former byline was changed to A Paramount Communications Company.

1995–2003

1995–1999

In 1995, the former byline was changed to A Viacom Company.

1999–2003

It's the same logo but added more textures to have it more detailed.

2002–2013

2002 (90th anniversary logo)

In 2002, the new logo was given a CG-animated version.

2002–2010

2010–2013

In 2010, the byline A Viacom Company had the font changed.

2011–present

2011–2013 (100th anniversary logo)

In 2012, the new logo was given another CG-animated version but it was given a more realistic look.

2012–2019

2019–2022

After the second merger between Viacom and CBS Corporation in 2019 to form ViacomCBS, the byline was once again changed to A ViacomCBS Company in 2019.

2022-present

In 2022, with the renaming of ViacomCBS to Paramount Global, the byline was removed.