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This is an image set of icons used by Transport for London as of 2025: former lines and routes are included for sake of completeness.

Colour standards

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The official colour specifications can be found at the website of Transport for London.[1] However, Pantone's RGB conversions are used, because they are more stable than TfL's RGB and CMYK conversions. In addition:

Flag box Web
colour
Pantone
colour
Northern line #000 Black
Bakerloo line #a45a2a 470 C
London Cable Car #c8102e 186 C
Windrush line #d22730 1795 C
British Rail (symbol), Central line #da291c 485 C
Overground #e87722 158 C
Lioness line #ef9600 2012 C
East London line #ffa300 137 C
Circle line #ffcd00 116 C
Tramlink #78be20 368 C
Suffragette line #5ba763 6171 C
District line #007a33 356 C
Docklands Light Railway #00b2a9 326 C
Waterloo & City line #6eceb2 338 C
Victoria line #00a3e0 299 C
Mildmay line #2774ae 2383 C
Piccadilly line, TfL Rail #10069f Blue 072 C
Elizabeth line #753bbd 266 C
Crossrail #9063cd 265 C
Thameslink #c964cf 252 C
Weaver line #893b67 689 C
Metropolitan line #840b55 235 C
Hammersmith & City line #e89cae 197 C
Jubilee line #7C878e 430 C
Fleet line #5b6770 431 C
Liberty line #606667 6215 C

Design standards

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Flag box specifications are based on page 17 of the TfL line diagram standard, from 2008:[4]

  • The width is 480 pixels wide.
  • The height for one-line flag boxes (such as the Central line) is 60 pixels high.
  • The height for two-line flag boxes (such as the Hammersmith & City line) is 120 pixels high.
  • The height for Overground flag boxes (such as the Windrush line) is 84 pixels high.
  • The font is NJFont, the latest version of New Johnston.

Only the British Rail symbol, which entered the public domain on 1 January 2016, may be used in flag boxes: the threshold of originality in the United Kingdom is lower than Greece and the United States.

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Note to editors on how to manage collapsibility:

  • Use {{London transit icons|state=collapsed}} to show this template in its collapsed (hidden) state.
  • Use {{London transit icons|state=expanded}} to show this template in its expanded (fully visible) state.
  • Use {{London transit icons|state=autocollapse}} to show this template in its collapsed (hidden) state only if there is another template of the same type on the page. (This is usually the default.)

References

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  1. (27 November 2024) Colour standard (9th ed.), London: Transport for London. Archived from the original. Retrieved on 2 December 2024.
  2. "London Underground line colours" in (28 February 2007) Colour standard (2nd ed.), London: Transport for London, p. 4.5. Archived from the original. Retrieved on 2 December 2024.
  3. "Mode colours" in (05 August 2021) Colour standard (6th ed.), London: Transport for London, p. 6. Archived from the original. Retrieved on 2 December 2024.
  4. (10 October 2008) Line diagram standard (3rd ed.), London: Transport for London. Archived from the original. Retrieved on 4 December 2024.