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The ITV television network in the United Kingdom began as a group of regional stations, each with their own identities. Each station used its own idents to create an individual identity until the late 1990s when ITV began to introduce a consolidated presentation package as part of a dedicated effort to unify its identity. This article looks at the history of presentation of ITV.

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1981

When ITV was incepted in 1955, most of the franchises had their own individual logos and identities and were created by the franchise holders for their own use and identification within the network. From 1981, a generic, 'blocky-looking' logo was used infrequently throughout the 1980s, often in a rainbow colouration for promos produced by the "Big Five" franchises (Thames Television, London Weekend Television, Granada Television, Yorkshire Television and Associated Television/Central Independent Television), as well as holding slides used by some of the regions and Channel 4 (for cross-promotion purposes), but it was never widely used as the centrepiece of an identity.

1989

ITV generic logo used from 1 September 1989 to 4 October 1998

A new generic ITV logo was introduced on 1 September 1989 and accompanied a first-time, national on-air identity designed by English Markell Pockett with music by Lord David Dundas. The logo was the centre of a whole branding package; there was a national logo and regional logos for all of the ITV franchises. Each franchise had a distinctive portion of their logo included into the V of the ITV logo. The ident was generally formed by beginning with the franchisee's logo, then going into a sliding sequence featuring an arctic tern, a couple in period dress, Big Ben, an athlete, and a pair of dancers before the regional ITV logo is reformed. Along with this, each franchise received a regional clock, trailer style, network font and break bumpers.

However, their new look did not go as the designers intended:

  • Anglia Television, Channel Television, TVS, TSW and Ulster Television did not adopt the look at all. The logo, however, appeared on network trailers, end boards (the company who made the programme or feature) and at the start of some networked programmes (such as Morning Worship).
  • Granada Television used an altered version to suit their normal branding package.
  • Yorkshire Television's moving ident was altered in early 1991 so that their 'chevron' logo appeared full in place of the triangle shape and zoomed into the centre of the screen at the end of the ident, a different font was also used.

Their look was dropped at various times depending on region:

  • Scottish Television used the ident sparingly in conjunction with its own, but then dropped it by early part of 1990.
  • Granada Television had dropped their altered ident look in 1991, being replaced with their own package.
  • Thames Television ended the 1989 package entirely, a few weeks after losing their franchise in 1991. This included trailers, holding slides, and created their own ident and presentation package.
  • Tyne Tees Television returned to their own new-look package around 1991, but kept their music in subsequent idents.
  • LWT ended the package after 30 August 1992.
  • HTV completely dropped their look and launched with their own presentation package on 1 January 1993.
  • Central Television used the original version, but quickly decided to revise the ident with many variation linked to their branding. In September 1990 Central introduce a new presentation package, however this still featured ITV logo in some form on certain idents, but these were gradually phased out by 1993.
  • Border Television ended in early September 1993 but kept their music in their own subsequent idents.
  • Yorkshire Television ended the package in early October 1994 and used their own versions.
  • Grampian Television continued to use the 1989 generic ident right up until ITV's new corporate logo was introduced in October 1998. They had also been taken over by SMG at this point.

October 1998 – 2002

ITV logo used from 5 October 1998 to August 2001
The first ITV1 logo, a minor adjustment to the previous logo, used from 11 August 2001 to 27 October 2002

On 5 October 1998, the ITV logo was changed to a lower cased blue and yellow affair. This was in line with the fact that, with the upper cased ITV logo used previously, the viewer perception of ITV was a high brow stuffy channel[citation needed], not aimed at younger audiences. ITV changed the logo to reverse the younger audience's perceptions.

On 8 November 1999, the next generic look was launched, designed by English and Pockett with music by Lord David Dundas, both of whom were involved with the last look. The main theme of the look was the ITV slogan of 'TV from the heart'. There were three variations of the ident.

  • An opening film that incorporated a heart shape at the end, before transferring to a spinning hearts background with the region name, with ITV logo below it with their logo in a small box above the name.
  • The name, logo and ITV logo form from lines coming across from the sides of the screen over the spinning hearts background.
  • The name, logo and ITV logo fully formed on a spinning hearts background.

The lines and static idents could also feature a spinning hearts background that was tinted brown that was used during Daytime schedules. The look was accompanied by a clock superimposed on a spinning hearts background, as well as promotions provided by ITV's Network Promotions Unit. A heart break bumper was also provided. Upon launch and over time, some changes were made to the look:

  • On 11 August 2001, ITV changed its name to ITV1, and the logo was changed accordingly.
  • Border Television did not use their logo with the look.
  • HTV and LWT used their logo in place of their name on the end slides.
  • In November 2001, an animated "itv.com" website logo was added to the bottom of the idents.
  • By November 2001, most regions had discarded the live action startups.
  • To allow cross channel promotions, the logos of ITV2 and the ITV Sport Channel could also be added to the idents.

As with the last look, not all of the companies adopted it:

  • The companies owned by Granada Ltd and UNM, these being Granada Television, Tyne Tees Television, Yorkshire Television, LWT, Border Television, Meridian Broadcasting and Anglia Television all adopted the full look.
  • Channel Television used the look thoroughly, creating a full rebrand out of the elements of the new look. Major changes included a new logo (featuring comets forming a heart around a spinning globe) and a new slogan ("The Heart of the Islands"). They used the Idents but with a completely different soundtrack and were the only region to use the clock ident.
  • The Carlton Television owned regions of Carlton London, Westcountry Television and Central Independent Television all adopted the look besides the idents. Instead, on 6 September 1999 they launched their own take on the hearts instead of using the generic idents. The idents designed by Lambie-Nairn. This look saw the end to the Westcountry Television and Central Independent Television brands. The idents featured an animation involving dynamic hearts that would end with a star flashing on the top-right corner of the heart to reveal the Carlton Television logo with a star next to it, the ITV logo underneath it, and the Carlton website at the bottom, on a rotating star background.
  • HTV was originally owned by UNM and so adopted the Hearts look. However, when UNM was sold to Granada Television, to comply with competition laws, HTV had to be sold to Carlton Television. From July 2001 onwards, the idents were slightly changed to a strange mix of Heart and Star. The new idents would start out with one of the Carlton animations without the Star before flashing white. Following this, the heart shaped flash zooms out to become the V of the HTV logo imposed on the blue spinning hearts background.
  • UTV, Grampian Television and Scottish Television did not adopt the look, instead to continue their own look. Both Grampian Television and Scottish Television later took a unified look featuring a blue square in 2000 until 2003.

Once again like the last look, it was dropped at different times:

October 2002 – 2004

Updated logo used from 28 October 2002 until 31 October 2004

On Monday 28 October 2002, a new idents package was rolled out across the regions using the central theme of a celebrity posing 'backstage'. There would be a clip of the celebrity chilling-out when they were supposedly off screen. The 'ITV1' logo had been softened with smoother edges by this point and it would animate on in the bottom right hand corner, being formed from 3 aligned blue blocks and one yellow block. This package also coincided with the centralisation of continuity from the English, Isle of Man and Scottish Border regions to London. As a result of this, announcers were always from a national team of six live from the Carlton/LWT continuity booth, even with regional idents. Wales retained its own announcers for the time being.

The regional versions of the idents were now only used in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland throughout the day. The other regions had their own idents specifically for use before local programmes. These varied subtly by region:

  • Grampian Television and Scottish Television used the national idents replaced with their own two toned blue oblong logo instead of the ITV1 logo. They adopted the look in 2003.
  • UTV also used the main idents, but replacing the ITV1 logo with their own purple and yellow logo.
  • The former HTV Wales region was renamed ITV1 Wales. They used the idents featuring a yellow oblong containing the word "WALES" under the ITV1 logo.
  • Channel Television used their ident before local programmes only. Their ident featured local celebrities, while the left half of the screen displays the Channel heart logo on a navy blue background.
  • The Anglia, Border, Granada, Meridian, Tyne Tees and Yorkshire Television regions all featured a celebrity while on the left hand side of the screen against a light blue background, the franchise name is featured in yellow against a navy blue box that surrounds and includes the ITV1 logo
  • The Westcountry and Central regions featured that same as above except the Carlton logo below the ITV1 logo outside of a blue box.
  • The former HTV West region featured the line "West of England" below the ITV1 logo.
  • The former Carlton London and LWT regions had no regional idents. Both regions now had no on screen identity – not even the name was retained. Before regional programming, a national ident was used with an announcer saying "You're watching ITV1 for London"

The set of idents were updated with new sets and celebrities on 1 September 2003, with the sets more pronounced blues and yellows and removing the backstage feel. Along with this, news ident graphics and the backgrounds to the regional idents were changed to overlapped blue squares.

A number of regions changed their identities throughout the period:

The look was dropped at different times:

November 2004 – January 2006

The ITV1 logo was broken into blocks and was used from November 2004 to 15 January 2006

The 1 November 2004 heralded a new on-air look coinciding with the launch of ITV3. The ITV1 logo was reworked, splitting it into separate squares. On-screen, the boxes were arranged as a large yellow square containing the '1' with blue ITV boxes on top. This logo would be seen against a generic background of a blue sky with clouds, windows of a high rise building, underwater with fish swimming by and dark blue ribbons flowing against a blue background.

The plan for these Idents were to use them as mini-menus showing what is coming up soon. The Idents would zoom to the left allowing a short video and description of the upcoming programmes to be shown, before the panels of the videos to become part of the ITV1 logo in the centre of the screen. They were not designed to be traditional idents, however despite the fact that ITV took on a team of associate producers to produce these promotions, the promotional idents were used less and less as the months go on.

During this period, ITV spent a lot of this period using themed idents specific to particular programmes, such as Celebrity Love Island.

Once again, not all of the companies took the look:

Regional idents were available, and featured the ITV1 ident with the region name written under the logo, to a background of different shades of dark blue. However, the ident was becoming less frequently seen, usually only before some local news bulletins and the decreasing number of regional programming. ITV1 Wales was the exception to the rule, with a Wales name added to the bottom of all idents in their package.

The ITV plc regions, the only regions to adopt the look, dropped it in 2006 in favour of a complete overhaul.

January – November 2006

On 16 January 2006 a brand new logo and presentation package was unleashed. It brought ITV1, ITV2 and ITV3 in line with ITV4. It was part of a major rebrand of the ITV network, known as Brand 2010, which also included the News and Sport divisions as well as off screen content. It was designed by Red Bee Media following a perception analysis carried out by the audience. The results stated that although all the ITV channels had a good combining brand, with the ITV logo, they all looked the same, couldn't be told apart, that their programming values were blurred and that the ITV logo itself was getting boring.

The solution was to make a new logo in a rounded off box, involving the lower case itv. These, it was claimed, made the service look friendly, retaining what had been attempted in 1998, and yet fresh and crisp. From there they added an extra rectangle on the other side of the channel name. All channel shared this look with the colour being the only main difference with the exception of the name. This provided the distinctiveness, yet unity they sought.

The ITV1 idents were created on the basis that ITV1 provokes "an emotion response in all of us" and therefore the so-called 'Emotion' idents were created. Many were shot in South Africa and featured a montage of unrelated scenes, which include such things as a man rubbing his bare chest, girls rolling down a hill and two people hugging trees. These represented moods such as joy, pride, sadness, love etc. In them the 'ITV1' logo would open out and enclose the footage it was superimposed on to. The exception to the rule was one of the ITV1 logo on a black background, used to introduce the news.

The look was controversial both with critics, online and in print, viewers and ITV bosses who saw the look too vague. This look had one regional ident, Pride which was used before regional programming and also for a time at the 19:00 and 22:30 junctions on Thursdays, with an announcer name checking the regional station on some occasions. These were the last ITV idents to include the region's name onscreen. ITV1 Wales also had a full selection of idents for a time before they began using the standard ITV1 idents with the Wales added on the live television feed during transmission.

Only two of the four ITV parent companies adopted any part of the look:

  • The ITV plc regions of Anglia, Border, Carlton, Central, Granada, HTV Wales, HTV West, LWT, Meridian, Tyne Tees, Westcountry and Yorkshire Television all adopted the full look. They dropped it in November.
  • Channel Television adapted the look by using the logo and music, but replacing the emotional pictures themselves with images of the islands. They had by now dropped the 1999 comets logo, replacing it with the yellow ITV1 logo, with the name 'Channel Television' underneath the ITV1 logo.
  • UTV refused to adopt the look, instead opting for their in-house created landscapes look.
  • The SMG regions of Scottish Television and Grampian Television, both now branded as STV, refused to adopt the look vowing instead for their look involving Scottish people and a large elongated 'S', finally retiring the 2002 national Celebrity idents after four years.

The Idents themselves and their contents:

Name Description
Love Starts with a mum hugging her young son, then we see a woman picking up a pair of pink high heels, followed by a man rubbing his belly and finishing with two people hugging a tree. A version of this was created for Prehistoric Park in which the third scene is edited out and pterosaurs from the program flew past the tree-huggers.
Pride Ident starts with a lady placing a home-made card on a shelf, followed by a young boy talking a tray of breakfast and a card to his mum, that is then followed by a man cleaning his car, we then see a boy with who has just had a tooth come out, then finally a man bringing a motor scooter out of his garage and placing it alongside his other scooters.
Joy We start with a woman enjoying a walk in a sunny forest, we then see a dog with its head out a car window, then a couple enjoying a paddle in the sea, followed by a woman laughing as she comes out of a tent, and finally we see several children rolling down a grassy hill. A version of this for Prehistoric Park showed the first scene including a Titanosaurus.
Surprise A bucket of water is thrown over two people sun-bathing, then two children jump out of a cardboard box, followed by a newspaper blowing past a pedestrians face, then finally a man comes out of a tent in a field and starts chasing several cows.
Fun A boy bangs two cymbals together, then two people eat giant slices of chocolate cake, next we see several children sliding down a water slide, the next scene sees a dog's tail wagging, and the last scene sees two pigs enjoying the mud.
Embarrassment We first see a man on a beach trying to get changed with a towel wrapped round him as two people walk past looking, we then see a lady at a party with her dressed tucked in her underwear, then a boy is seen with an embarrassing hair cut, then the last scene sees a man on a busy train fall asleep on someone's shoulder.
Anticipation This ident is different from all the others because it only has one scene in the whole ident. A man is seen waiting at a cinema holding a single rose in his hands. This is a more sombre ident and was often used introduce the news.
Sadness We first see an emotional woman hugging a man, then a girl is on her own in a school corridor while a group of kids nearby laugh and chat, we then see a lady in bed crying, and the last scene sees a man in a cinema sat at the end when everyone else is leaving. This is another sombre ident and mainly used before drama.
Sport This ident is typically used for sports programmes, and focuses on various emotions felt from different sporting events. We first see a boxer looking quite nervous as he has boxing wrap removed from his hands, we then see another boxer in the ring being treated and having water put on him to cool down, we then see a football match and a penalty taking place, and finally football fans jump up and cheer when a goal is scored.

November 2006 – January 2013

ITV1 logo used from 16 January 2006 to 13 January 2013

The next presentation of ITV1 was launched on 13 November 2006, just 10 months after the last new look. Following the issues with the previous one, the themes were changed slightly: the logo remained the same shape and style, but with the letters ITV changed to black so as to contrast with the yellow of the logo better. This look had also saw another change for regional idents for the ITV plc owned stations; the regional names were now used leading into the regional news only.

The ident films themselves were scrapped and a new set created following the theme of "Alive with Colour" with ITV promoting the new idents as the "second phase" of the look introduced in January.[1] The idents, based on the previous set by Red Bee Media, were designed by The Mill and produced by Blink Productions and Pleix include surreal scenes featuring yellow colours to the same audio track.

The look launched with six idents: 'Beach', 'Bike', 'Lake', 'Market', 'Basketball' and 'Pavement Art', with another 4 added on 3 September 2007 which runs in tandem with the previous ones. These latest idents included an ITV1 logo that was bigger than the ones launched in 2006, but retained the same soundtrack. In April 2010, ITV1 HD was launched, featuring an updated glossier logo based on that of ITV1. In response, ITV1 changed their logo to the glossier version and launched another four idents. These latest idents have been noticeably different from their predecessors: the logo was once again larger and faded on in parts. They also featured individual soundtracks based on those previously and the style of the ident themselves, namely the shooting of them, was very different from those before them. They were accompanied on screen by updated programme promotions, end credit promotions, stings and break bumpers.

The 2006–13 ITV Yorkshire logo displayed on The Leeds Studios (December 2009)

Because of these changes, all of the idents were updated with the new logo, including making it bigger in many places. However, the soundtracks remained the same causing some to question why the other idents weren't changed with the new looks. Viewer opinions suggest that the original music is unpopular, but the ident package itself generally popular. This has been the longest lasting ITV generic look to date, lasting far longer than the 1999 Hearts, and being kept by far more companies and for longer collectively than the 1989 Generic look. The primary criticisms of the look have been the scrapping of regional idents. All regions are introduced with a national ident and the region is not referenced to in the announcement. The exception to the rule is ITV1 Wales, with includes the word 'Wales' either underneath the ident or located in the bottom left hand corner of the ident. The Wales ident was used before all programming except overnight for the first few years of the rebrand before being quietly relegated to regional junctions only.

This package was only seen in some areas of the ITV network however:

The ITV plc regions, the only regions to adopt the look, dropped it in 2013 in favour of a complete overhaul.

The idents include:

Name Description Air dates
Beach The ident starts as a simple beach scene when the yellow windbreak suddenly bursts out to the side and starts to fly up soon to be joined by an orange wind break. The logo appears from behind the windbreak. Edited in April 2010 November 2006 – January 2013
Lake A single person rows a small wooden rowing boat with schools of yellow and orange fish swimming in the lake below. The logo appears from behind a tree. Edited in April 2010 November 2006 – January 2013
Bike A woman rides a bike at night through a dark street only lit by street lamps. Fireflies swarm around the street lamps. The logo comes out from the side of a tree. Edited in April 2010 November 2006 – January 2013
Market An ornate curtain floats up revealing an exotic street market. The camera follows one man then follows a second man through the market. Throughout the ident, small yellow birds fly round. The logo appears from behind the second man. Edited in April 2010 November 2006 – January 2013
Basketball An Ivy like plant grows up the back of a basketball hoop. The camera pans round revealing the full basketball court. The green plants start to cover the whole court and yellow flowers begin to grow. The logo sprouts open like a flower when the yellow flowers open on the back of the basketball hoop. Edited in April 2010 November 2006 – January 2013
Pavement Art The ident starts with several people painting large yellow stripes on what first appears to be a pavement. We soon see they are actually painting on a rooftop as the camera pans over the edge of the building. The yellow stripes continue down the side of the building and onto the ground below where they form unusual patterns. The logo appears on the ground when the camera moves over the edge of the roof. Edited in April 2010 November 2006 – January 2013
Bubbles People in a park are blowing bubbles of all different sizes. Soon several very large bubbles come into shot and float up. The logo is revealed behind one of the large bubbles floating up. Edited in April 2010. September 2007 – January 2013
Garden In a family's back garden, the camera moves into the undergrowth revealing a whole new miniature garden where yellow flowers and mushrooms grow as a butterfly flies round. The logo is revealed as the butterfly flies over. Edited in April 2010 September 2007 – January 2013
Buildings The ident starts with some people enjoying lunch shaded by large yellow and white umbrellas. We soon see they are surrounded by many tall buildings. As the buildings are revealed, the windows start to shimmer, then the windows start to open like shutters producing yellow reflections. The logo is revealed in a series of shutter type movements amongst the windows. Edited in April 2010 September 2007 – January 2013
Fountains A man and a dog walks down a large dark alley full of puddles. Soon after the man and the dog turns into a smaller alley, yellow fountains start to erupt from the puddles lighting up the alley. The logo fades in amongst the fountains. Edited in April 2010 September 2007 – January 2013
Sunflowers A dark field soon erupts with colour as hundreds of Sunflowers all open up to face the sun and sway in the wind. The logo fades in as three parts. First aired Friday 9 April 2010. April 2010 – January 2013
Lanterns People at a festival all release Chinese lanterns which slowly float up into the night sky. The logo is revealed behind one of the lanterns. First aired Friday 9 April 2010. The ident was later withdrawn because the National Farmers Union criticized ITV of the dangers of Chinese lanterns.[2] However, it was later returned for 13 days in January 2013 before the channel was rebranded. April 2010 – August 2010; 1–14 January 2013
Snakes and Ladders A team of builders and painters are doing work on a large building with the help of scaffolding resembling a Snakes and Ladders game board. Some workmen keep abseiling down the scaffolding and pallets of building materials are lifted up. The logo fades in as three parts and becomes part of the scene with the workmen seen in front of it. First aired Sunday 11 April 2010. April 2010 – January 2013
Dodgems At a fairground, dodgem cars suddenly start moving by themselves and start to perform a routine. The logo fades in as three parts. First aired Saturday 17 April. April 2010 – January 2013
Christmas 2008/2009 ITV1 launched a new festive on-screen package in 2008, the package consisted of one ident, 11 break bumpers, and festive versions of promos, end credit promotion and holding boards. The ident starts with a gold animated sketch style star bursting open followed by a gold tree. Various Christmas related items are seen floating round the tree in the same gold sketch style. The ident featured an edited arrangement of the regular ident music. First aired Saturday 13 December 2008, and seen again next year from Saturday 19 December.
Christmas 2010 A new festive presentation package was introduced on the channel in December 2010. The package featured one ident, four break bumpers and festive promos, but this year's package was lacking festive versions of the end credit promotions. The ident starts with many small fairies carrying a large glass looking '1' and putting it into place within the large golden ITV1 logo. Throughout the ident, several other small fairies are carrying smaller '1' symbols. This is all set in the night sky above a lit up city. First aired Saturday 11 December.
Christmas 2011 This year ITV1 decided to use their existing idents but with the addition of the Text Santa characters appearing on screen interacting with the logo. Text Santa is ITV's Christmas charity initiative and the branding features a range of characters known as 'Santa's Little Helpers'. The break bumpers also follow suit with the characters appearing and interacting with the logo. First aired Saturday 10 December.
Christmas 2012 For 2012, the presentation package is themed upon a golden, magic Christmas tree, made up of various ornaments, including tin soldiers and baubles. Three different variations of the ident were produced, one which revolves around a train set, another which adds the Rovers Return and The Woolpack pubs – references to Coronation Street and Emmerdale respectively – within the tree. Both these idents end with the golden tree placed in the corner of a house, next to a fireplace with a gold coloured 'ITV1' logo appearing at the bottom left corner of the screen. The third variation of the ident focuses on reindeer merry-go-round with the 'ITV1' logo on top of it. This version of the ident will be used to introduce news bulletins, the Queen's speech and other serious programming over this festive period. First aired Saturday 1 December, which is the earliest date that ITV have ever began using Christmas presentation.

January 2013 – January 2019

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ITV logo used from 14 January 2013 to 31 December 2018

On 15 November 2012, it was announced that ITV1 was to receive a rebrand in January 2013, in which it would revert to its old name of ITV. A new "curvy" logo was introduced with new idents and presentation package. This was first implemented on 14 January 2013. On the same day, ITV1 +1 and ITV1 HD were rebranded to ITV +1 and ITV HD respectively, whilst sister channels ITV2, ITV3, ITV4 and CITV all received new idents and presentation based upon the new corporate logo (later two new channels based on the 2013 ITV logo, first ITV Encore from June 2014, and then ITVBe from October 2014 were also joined the sister channels).

ITV's new idents were created to reflect "everyday life of the Great British public". New idents will be brought in on a consistent basis to reflect the four seasons – Spring, Summer, Autumn, and Winter. In addition, the new ITV logo changes colour on each ident, a process named as "colour picking", in which each segment of the logo adopts the colour of whatever passes behind it.

This package is only seen on the ITV plc owned companies of Anglia, Border, Central, Channel Television, Granada, London, Meridian, Tyne Tees, Wales (Later ITV Cymru Wales), West Country and Yorkshire.

UTV fully used the look, when ITV plc bought the channel in February 2016 and relaunched it on 17 October 2016 to match ITV's 2013 branding.

The STV Group companies of STV Central and STV North have refused their new look, instead continuing with their arrow flip idents introduced on 23 March 2009, before being rebranded on 2 June 2014.

These are the idents to have been featured so far:

Winter set

At Christmas 2013, a selection of the Winter set of idents returned for use before non-entertainment programming such as news broadcasts. Following the withdrawal of the Christmas idents, the complete set returned for its second rotation on 2 January 2014, all in edited form: as with the subsequent sets, the idents now have the logo form-up much earlier, and it stays on for the remainder of the duration. (Fire Breather, though, is an exception which remains unedited until 1 January 2016.)

Name Description Air dates
Ballet Girls A group of young girls, dressed in full ballet outfits, sit, chat and relax as they prepare for their lesson. First shown at 11:30am on 14 January 2013. January 2013 – present
Boxer A boxer warming up in the ring, dressed in blue vest. January 2013 – present
Bus Bunny On a busy bus, the camera pans to see a man getting on a sitting down towards the back of the bus. Once he is sat down, it is revealed that the female passenger sitting alone on the back seat is wearing flashing bunny ears. First shown at 17:00pm on 14 January 2013. January 2013 – present
Candy Floss Two hands are seen holding a stick and place it inside a flossing machine to make a ball of candy floss. First shown at 15:00pm on 14 January 2013. January 2013 – present
Fire Breather A man sprays fluid from his mouth that hits a stick of fire to give the illusion of breathing fire, he repeats this twice. First shown at 20:30pm on 14 January 2013. January 2013 – present
Fireplace A man places wood onto a burning fireplace to keep it warm in the living room. First shown at 19:00pm on 14 January 2013. January 2013 – present
Fish n' Chips One couple eat fish n' chips inside a takeaway, whilst looking at the window. The camera then pans to show four other people eating fish n' chips in the rain outside. January 2013 – present
Hair Trim A man with a star on his head is trimmed off by a barber woman by using a hair trim and a red comb in the barber shop. First shown at 16:00pm on 14 January 2013. January 2013 – present
Hot Air Balloon The ident reflects an inside of a hot air balloon, which has a red, white and blue chequered design. First shown at 9:25am on 14 January 2013. January 2013 – present
Ice Scraper A woman scraping the ice off her car windows. Seasonal ident shown on the first rebrand weekend (when snow hit the UK). January 2013 – present
Lift Two people travel up a lift as they admire the view of the London skyline in front of them. First shown at 11:25am on 14 January 2013. January 2013 – present
Line Marker A line marker is shown painting lines on a football pitch. First shown at 19:30pm before an FA Cup match on 16 January 2013. January 2013 – present
Lips A woman is shown applying some lip gloss. First shown at 12:30pm on 14 January 2013 before showing Loose Women. January 2013 – present
Lounge Dancing An elderly couple ballroom dance to swing music in their living room. First shown at 19:30pm on 14 January 2013. January 2013 – present
Marching Band A band in formal uniform play their instruments as a crowd looks on in the distance. First shown at 20:00pm on 14 January 2013. January 2013 – present
Mums On The Run Several mothers, wearing a various range of exercise clothing, are seen jogging up and down a flight of stairs in different directions. First shown at 18:00pm on 14 January 2013. January 2013 – present
Night Cyclists A group of cyclists ride through a deserted street in the middle of the night on their bikes with their rear lights flashing. First shown at 22:00pm on 14 January 2013. January 2013 – present
Night Walkers A group of people are seen walking on a street at night. January 2013 – present
Pugwash A dog is given a bath by their owner in the sink. This was the first of the new idents to break cover, appearing on the channel's YouTube account on 13 January 2013, before receiving its first airing on television at 10:30am the next day. January 2013 – present
Rave A large group of people are shown at a rave. January 2013 – present
Rescue Boat A life boat speeds across a deserted sea. This was the first ident in the new set to be shown on television at 6:00am on 14 January 2013. January 2013 – present
Road Sweeper A road sweeper cleans a street early in the morning, the road sweeper drives up Gibb Street in Birmingham's Custard Factory, past a railway arch with artwork of an orange octopus on the archway, the amber beacon on the road sweeper illuminating this. January 2013 – present
Seamstresses A group of women are shown knitting a large sheet of material. January 2013 – present
See-Saw Two boys are seen enjoying a go on the see-saw in the playground. First shown at 14:00pm on 14 January 2013. January 2013 – present
Surfboarding Lesson A young couple practice surfboarding techniques on the shore of the beach as their dog looks on in bemusement. January 2013 – present
Swimmers A group of people are seen emerging out of the water after a morning swim in the sea. First shown at 21:00pm on 14 January 2013 before starting the seventh series of Lewis. January 2013 – present
Welder A man is shown welding some metal. First shown at 13:30pm on 14 January 2013. January 2013 – present
Tumble Dryer Two boys are seen looking into a tumble dryer whilst it is operating. February 2013 – present
New Baby A new baby is shown sleeping as his mother kisses him. March 2013 – present
Celebration A group of people celebrates a New Year of 2014, whilst this ident is advertised by ITV. This was used to introduce a special Lego-themed ad break on 9 February 2014. February 2014 – present

Spring set

On 13 April 2013, three months on from the rebrand, ITV introduced a new set of idents. A notable change with these idents is that the logo stays on screen until the end whereas in previous idents would fade away during the ident.

Name Description Air dates
Windy Beach Three people struggle to keep their deckchairs and other beach items in place in a strong headwind. April 2013 – present
Dance Crew A group of people perform a street dance to an onlooking crowd. First shown to introduce the first episode of the seventh series of Britain's Got Talent. April 2013 – present
Caterpillar A boy is watching a Caterpillar crawls slowly in the trees, then covers softly by boy's right hand. April 2013 – present
Hen Party A group of women with Hen Party Vote ribbons around their shoulders are seen dancing during the Hen Night in the Arcade stylized Hen Dance. April 2013 – present
Waltzers Some people are riding on the waltzers and are having a great time. April 2013 – present
Hook-a-Duck A large pool of rubber ducks as part of a 'Hook-A-Duck' fairground game are seen. April 2013 – present
Control Room Three people are seen monitoring CCTV images in a control room. Often used to precede the ITV News. April 2013 – present
Bingo Everyone is playing bingo and then a woman wins. April 2013 – present
Horse A horse is preparing to ride. April 2013 – present
Record Shop A man is looking through the CD's and eventually finds one he likes. April 2013 – present
Florist A woman buys some flowers in the flower shop. April 2013 – present
Rowers A group of four women are rowing down a river. April 2013 – present
Greenhouse You can see a man in his greenhouse. April 2013 – present
Farmer A farmer is rounding up his sheep. April 2013 – present
Fake Statue A man is pretending to be a statue. April 2013 – present
Baby's Dinner A baby makes loads of mess with his food. April 2013 – present
Bungee Jump A person is seen leaping off a platform being suspended by a bungee cord. April 2013 – present
Bowling Various people are seen bowling balls down lanes in a tenpin bowling alley. They are two variations in this ident. April 2013 – present
Bunny A rabbit is shown washing its face. Seasonal ident for Easter, first shown on Good Friday. April 2013 – present
Chicks A group of newborn chicks. Seasonal ident for Easter. April 2013 – present
Lamb A lamb is helped by a man with drinking milk for feeding. Seasonal ident for Easter. April 2013 – present

Summer set

On 8 June 2013, ITV introduced its latest set of idents.

Name Description Air dates
Meerkats Children watch on from a viewing dome as meerkats go about their daily lives. June 2013 – present
Fish Landing Men are seen staking trays of fish on a jetty. June 2013 – present
Dive Bomb A young man dives into water, watching from below. June 2013 – present
Pigeon Racing Pigeons are released from their carrier vehicle. Often used to precede the ITV News. June 2013 – present
Urban Bees A beekeeper views the honeycombs his bees have made. June 2013 – present
Water Slide Children are seen using a waterslide. June 2013 – present
Airport Luggage People are seen collecting their luggage from a conveyor belt at an airport. June 2013 – present
Amazing Hats A group of women are seen each wearing unusual and decorative hats. June 2013 – present
Car Boot Sale A collection of items are seen at a car boot sale, attended by several people. June 2013 – present
Jamaican BBQ A family of Jamaican friends prepares to cook some food with a barbecue. June 2013 – present
Jewellery Shop A woman points out which item she would like to purchase from the window of a jewellery shop. June 2013 – present
Sun Cream A mother rubs sun cream onto her son's back at the beach. June 2013 – present
Sack Race Several fathers partake in a sack race at a school during sports day. June 2013 – present
Mountain Bike A man is seen spraying hose water at his dirty mountain bike. June 2013 – present
Sand Castle A father is seen helping his young son build a sand castle. June 2013 – present

Autumn set

ITV's autumn set of idents was introduced on 31 August 2013.

Name Description Air dates
Skipping Rope A boy trains using a skipping rope. August 2013 – present
Hula Hoop A girl swivels an electronic hula hoop around her tummy. Two versions of this ident were produced – its initial launch did not show the ITV logo clearly. August 2013 – present
Festival We see a number of people in a crowd, some of them wearing accessories, when suddenly they all start jumping. The first showing of this ident was to introduce the first episode of the tenth series of The X Factor, with its continuity announcement provided by the show's host, Dermot O'Leary. August 2013 – present
Concert A blurred image shows for a few seconds, then becomes more clearer to reveal a crowd at a concert who hold their hands above their heads and clap to the beat. August 2013 – present
Delivery A workman struggles to pull up an assortment of packages backwards up a flight of stairs. September 2013 – present
Surfers A bunch of bodyboarders paddle in some waves in the sea. September 2013 – present
Rhythm Gymnastics Numerous pairs of legs dance freely in amongst yellow ribbons in a gym. September 2013 – present
Exercise In another gym-based ident, women dance to the beat. September 2013 – present
Night Fishing In a nocturnal ident, a motorboat carries two fishermen who are trying to catch fish. September 2013 – present
Fish n' Chips (At the Counter) In a variant of the Fish n' Chips ident shown in the original set, pies are shown, then sausages, then some fish, then more pies and chicken nuggets, and then an attendant adding vinegar and later salt on some fish n' chips and wrapping them in a napkin. September 2013 – present
Snail Racing Multiple snails approach a finish line. One snail is picked up by a boy. September 2013 – present
Ballerinas Four ballerinas in tutus dance around in a circle. One of the tutus is black, the others are white. September 2013 – present
Lake Swimmers Many men in wet suits jump off a bridge into the water and start to swim towards the camera. September 2013 – present
Commuter We see a window view of a train, and then we see two men. One is reading the newspaper, and the other is checking his tablet. September 2013 – present
Conkers An old man holding a conker faces another person holding a conker off-screen. With one quick blow, the old man crushes the off-screen person's conker. October 2013 – present
Slide The ident reflects as the young man slowly slides down to the playground whereas the two women run off. October 2013 – present
Leaves A group of children playing and throwing some leaves outside the garden. October 2013 – present
Leaf Blower A man is using the leaf blower to blow off the leaves outside the field near the castle. October 2013 – present
Drenched Dog A dog is so soggy, then shook itself with wet spits but the woman helps the dog to dry them all wet off. October 2013 – present
Wood Chopper A man is using an axe to chop some wood and take those woods back to the cabin. October 2013 – present
Fireworks A group of people watches the fireworks to celebrate bonfire night. November 2013 – present
Sparkler A girl is holding a Sparkler with fizzes of sparks, while this ident is advertised by ITV. November 2013 – present

Later additions

On 29 December 2014, ITV introduced 4 new idents from January 2015 and later, more new idents from February 2015 onwards.

Name Description Air dates
Board Game A family gathers around the table and plays a game of chess board together. December 2014 – present
Bathroom Scales A man is using the weighing scale to scan the weight of fat length, before measure it, first, take his bathrobe off, then drops his slippers down, then start weighing. January 2015 – present
Horses A couple of riders are riding horses that trots the murky sands of the sea, both horses and riders are joyous for the journey. January 2015 – present
Hands in the Air A large crowd of people waving hands and jumping up and down to the roaring beat. This ident was first shown to introduce the first episode of the seventeenth series of Stars in Their Eyes. January 2015 – present
Topiary An old lady is using a scissors to trim the tree like topiaries that made of sculpture, hence the background of the peacock topiary. February 2015 – present
Flamingos A man is using a big scoop to add some spinach seeds then feeds to the colony of flamingos as they eating seeds and flapping wings. February 2015 – present
Woman on the Train A woman is snoring on the train inside the view of the window. Often used to precede the ITV News. February 2015 – present
Penalty Kick During a game of football, a group of football players are tried to kick the ball, but the boy was held by the red team. Then the referee blows his whistle to start the penalty kick again. First shown to introduce the first episode of the new series of Play to the Whistle. April 2015 – present
Field Trip A couple of girls go outdoor camping and reading some map and books during a field trip. May 2015 – present
Ice Cream An ice cream man adds a sprinkle next to an ice cream, then gives it to a young girl and enjoy eating. This ident first appeared on ITV's YouTube channel as spring ident in 2013, but was never used on screen until 2015. May 2015 – present
News at Ten A group of people are seen walking with cars, taxicabs, bikers and buses are driving in the Palace of Westminster, London with Big Ben at night (which is 10 o'clock from the clockface). They are three variations in this ident (including a one set in the afternoon where it's 5:35pm from the clockface). Often used to precede the ITV News at Ten. May 2016 – present

Special idents

Special idents have also been used to mark occasions. The idents used for Easter celebrations during 2013 are documented in the list of Spring idents.

Name Description Air dates
Royal Baby Two women are seen having afternoon tea in the sunlight, celebrating the royal birth by cutting a cake reading "It's a Boy". First used before the special ITV News broadcast at 9pm on 22 July 2013. The ident was used sparingly over the following days. It was later brought back on 2 May 2015, amending the cake to read "It's a Girl". July 2013
Santas' Carousel The main festive ident seen on ITV, first aired on Saturday 7 December 2013. A group of men all dressed as Santa Claus are seen on a fairground carousel waving as it spins round. December 2013
Santas' Break The group of Santas seen on the Carousel ident are now enjoying a hot drink and having a snack while chatting with each other. December 2013
Christmas Lights A man is seen outside his house applying the finishing touches to his Christmas lights, then turns them all on before heading back inside. This was the first festive ident to be seen on ITV airing before the first look at ITV's Christmas entertainment promo on Saturday 7 December 2013. December 2013
Christmas Record An automated record player is shown selecting one of the records and placing it down before it starts playing. As the record is placed down, the viewer can see the song is "Santa Claus Is Coming to Town" December 2013
Post-Dinner Snooze An old man is sleeping in the chair after the Christmas dinner while a woman, a man and three children are having a turkey dinner. December 2013
Christmas Presents Two children are seen throwing open Christmas paper at each other. December 2013
Bulldog A bulldog is sleeping for Christmas, they're nice and cosy by a roaring fire in the living room. December 2014
Christmas Kitchen Two people are having a nice tidy all the bits and bobs after the Christmas dinner, they are having some free-time for turkey sandwiches. December 2014
Clock Fixer A man in the clock factory is fixing clock to go backwards on the hour hand as he corrects the problem. This special ident on ITV is used for BST endings to go back 01:00am to 00:00am each early morning during late October. October 2015
Pumpkin Faces One of the two special Halloween-themed idents are seen on ITV, first aired on Friday 30 October 2015. A man and his two girls selects several pumpkin faces that we made of carved face inside them, as the customer gives one pumpkin face to the man and his little girls. October 2015
Pumpkin Collectors Second of the two special Halloween-themed idents are seen on ITV, first aired on Friday 30 October 2015. Two young boys collect a couple of pumpkins and carrying with using both two hands, then bring the pumpkins back to the car while the several people searches for Halloween pumpkins to collect. October 2015
Moustache Groom One of the two special Movember-themed idents are seen on ITV, first aired on Monday 2 November 2015. A couple of men in a barber shop are seen grooming and making moustaches for Movember event to make them look attractive. November 2015
Moustache Wash Second of the two special Movember-themed idents are seen on ITV, first aired on Monday 2 November 2015. A man with a droopy moustache was cleaned and washed by a barber man by using a white towel, while he is looking in a mirror. November 2015
Bagpipes A group of bagpipers from Scotland play the bagpipes. This special ident was used for Burns Night in Scotland on Monday 25 January 2016. January 2016
Valentine Roses A seven symbol-shaped balloons are shown taking one away from six balloons by a female customer and gives a Valentine roses to a man, then walks away whilst the two women are still looking for valentine roses for someone else's men in love against the background of the market place besides the Clapham Junction railway station. This special ident was used for Valentine's Day on Sunday 14 February 2016. February 2016
Dragon and the Knights This special ident is shown were the a man in a red dragon suit and the three knights with red capes on it, during the tournament a group of men celebrates with England's greatest happiness as a man unhoods the dragon head off, then the second knight using an iPhone to say cheese at the end. Another special ident aired for Six Nations Championship for ITV on Tuesday 16 February 2016. February 2016

Football

Special idents have used to coincide the ITV's coverage of football leagues and sporting programmes, with four idents continued as the part of the live coverage and sport events: "Face Painting", "Garden Kickout", "Trophy Engraving" and "Celebration".

Name Description Air dates
Face Painting 2014 FIFA World Cup: A girl is seen having the flag of England, painted onto her face. June 2014
Garden Kickabout 2014 FIFA World Cup: Two boys are seen kicking a football around, with a clothes line of drying football kits. June 2014
Trophy Engraving 2014 FIFA World Cup: A man is engraving a trophy. June 2014
Celebration 2014 FIFA World Cup: During a game of football, one team is seen celebrating. June 2014
Reactions 2014 FIFA World Cup: ITV Fever Pitch, the crowd are seen reacting to a football match. July 2014
Drums 2014 FIFA World Cup: ITV Fever Pitch, a group of drummers are playing drums. July 2014
Headdress 2014 FIFA World Cup: ITV Fever Pitch, a group of women with large headdresses enter the arena. July 2014
Sand Sculpture 2014 FIFA World Cup: ITV Fever Pitch, the camera pans around from the back of a deckchair, to a sand sculpture of Roy Hodgson. July 2014

Back to School Idents

Two one-off idents are used during Back to School season on ITV in September 2015 to mark the start of the new school day, they're both aired only once.

Name Description Air date
School Boy A boy heads back to school using a scooter with his mum, who is walking a dog. September 2015
School Girl The girl is racing against time to go back to school, while a group of children are out and about in the playground, her mum wants to bring the young girl back to school without being late. September 2015

Rugby World Cup Idents

These special idents were used to coincide the ITV's coverage of the 2015 Rugby World Cup during 18 September until 31 October, as well as sporting programmes. This coverage will continue as part of the Six Nations 2016.

Name Description Air dates
Clean Boots A woman with a bucket filled with soapy water on the right hand is holding takes a little boy to go home with a piggy back, whilst three rugby kids standing on multi benches are using brushes to clean their boots for our rugby event. September 2015
Boy's Game A large force of rugby players to tackle, catch and chase around the rugby pitch. September 2015
Girl in Training A girl in the rugby field performs hop, skip, jump and touchdown during training. September 2015
Girls in Tackle A group of girls are tackling several cylindrical-shaped rugby-tackle bags during training. Two tackle-bags are black, the other one is yellow. September 2015
Scrum A group of rugby players are get ready to bend down together, and prepares to scrum. September 2015

ITV Creates (2019–present)

In December 2018, ITV announced a new project, ITV Creates, which would be the basis of its idents beginning on 1 January 2019. The network will commission artwork featuring the ITV logo from British artists, which will be used as the basis for a new set of idents every week. The first 8 artists of the project were Ravi Deepres, Sutapa Biswas, James Brunt, Patricia Volk, Mark Titchner, Katrina Russell Adams, Kristina Veasey, and James Alec Hardy. ITV Creative executive creative director Tony Pipes explained that the project was meant to be a platform for British visual artists, reflect ITV's position as being an "endlessly creative" broadcaster, and counter the traditional notion of idents being a static theme used for a long-term period.[3][4]

Until April 2020, the ITV Creates idents were only used by the ITV-branded stations in England, Wales, and the Channel Islands. UTV initially continued to use the 2013 ident series, with a new on-air presentation used alongside the new idents, but began taking on full ITV branding in April 2020. This was initially meant to be temporary due the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, but was later made permanent in November of the same year. The STV Group of STV Central and STV North refused to adopt the new idents, instead continuing their 2014 series.

Name Description Air dates
Ravi Deepres The logo is made of videos of nature being projected. 2019: 1 January 2019 (9.25 AM) – 6 January 2019
2020: 27 January 2020 (1.30 PM) – 3 February 2020 (1.30 PM)
Sutapa Biswas The logo is made of Indian saris. 2019: 7 January 2019 – 13 January 2019
2020: 20 January 2020 (1.30 PM) – 27 January 2020 (1.30 PM)
James Brunt The logo is made from leaves surrounded by dirt. 2019: 14 January 2019 – 20 January 2019
2020: 1 November 2020 (7.30 AM) – 9 November 2020 (1.30 PM)
Patricia Volk The logo is formed into clay shapes. In another variant, the clay shapes are in sculpture form before disassembling and put together into the ITV logo. 2019: 21 January 2019 – 27 January 2019
2020: 25 May 2020 (1.45 PM) – 1 June 2020 (1.30 PM)
Mark Titchner The logo emerges from minerals by a speaker. 2019: 28 January 2019 – 3 February 2019
2020: 17 February 2020 (1.30 PM) – 23 February 2020 (1.30 PM)
Katrina Russell-Adams The logo is suspended in the air. 2019: 4 February 2019 – 10 February 2019
2020: 22 June 2020 (1.30 PM) – 29 June 2020 (1.30 PM)
Kristina Veasey The logo is a themed room with the logo on walls, a mug and a sofa. 11 February 2019 – 17 February 2019
James Alec Hardy The logo is made of glitched out computer monitors. 2019: 18 February 2019 – 24 February 2019
2020: 2 January 2020 – 6 January 2020 (1.30 PM)
Alec Stevens The logo is a cue dot (when lit) with ridges. 25 February 2019 – 3 March 2019
Charley Peters The logo is on a testcard in a cube which was spray painted. 4 March 2019 – 10 March 2019
Isabel & Helen The logo is made of white balls attached to wires. 2019: 11 March 2019 – 17 March 2019
2020: 3 February 2020 (1.30 PM) – 9 February 2020
Bharti Parmar The logo is made of patterned letters. 2019: 18 March 2019 – 24 March 2019
2020: 23 March 2020 (1.30 PM) – 30 March 2020 (1.30 PM)
Adam Nathaniel Furman The logo is featured as a tall sculpture that is mirrored and repeats itself. 2019: 25 March 2019 – 31 March 2019
2020: 29 June 2020 (1.30 PM) – 6 July 2020 (1.30 PM)
Olly Fathers The logo is with lines of coloured paint running down. 2019: 1 April 2019 – 7 April 2019
2020: 6 January 2020 (1.30 PM) – 12 January 2020
CJ Mahony The logo is made of wooden wall boards. 2019: 8 April 2019 – 14 April 2019
2020: 24 February 2020 (1.30 PM) – 2 March 2020 (1.30 PM)
Fiona Grady The logo is made of a shadow through the light with triangle shaped coloured perspexes similar to a stained glass window. 15 April 2019 – 21 April 2019
Laurie Nouchka The logo is wrapped with paper depicting famous London landmarks. 22 April 2019 – 28 April 2019
Caroline Wright The logo is made of test tubes with coloured liquids poured on the screen. 2019: 29 April 2019 – 5 May 2019
2020: 13 July 2020 (1.30 PM) – 20 July 2020 (1.30 PM)
Rubbena Aurangzeb-Tariq The logo is translated into sign language (hand casts) to promote Deaf Awareness Week. 2019: 6 May 2019 – 12 May 2019
2020: 7 September 2020 (1.30 PM) – 14 September 2020 (1.30 PM)
Liz West The logo is reflected into coloured discs. 2019: 13 May 2019 – 19 May 2019
2020: 11 May 2020 (1.30 PM) – 12 May 2020 (8.00 PM), 1 June 2020 (1.30 PM) – 8 June 2020 (1.30 PM)
Gayle Chong Kwan The logo is made of empty plastic bottles. 20 May 2019 – 26 May 2019
Florence Mytum The logo is made of green elements more akin to trees. 2019: 27 May 2019 – 2 June 2019
2020: 8 June 2020 (1.30 PM) – 14 June 2020
Greta Davies The logo is in a painted white wall. 3 June 2019 – 9 June 2019
Rabiya Choudhry The logo is on either a blue flag (only televisions with faces inside the logo and the dot of the I as a heart) or a red flag (televisions, lightning bolts and hearts with faces inside the logo and the dot of the I in its regular form), This is a resemble of the 1988 ITV Anglia Flag ident. 2019: 10 June 2019 – 16 June 2019
2020: 13 April 2020 (1.45 PM) – 20 April 2020 (12.30 PM)
Carleen De Sözer The logo is lit up as either a sun or a moon above a model of a city. 2019: 17 June 2019 – 23 June 2019
2020: 12 May 2020 (8.00 PM) – 17 May 2020, 30 October 2020 (7.30 PM) - 1 November 2020 (7.30 AM)
Sargent & Seers (Keith Sargent and Lindsay Seers) The logo is inside a zoetrope. 2019: 24 June 2019 – 30 June 2019
2020: 30 March 2020 (1.30 PM) – 6 April 2020 (1.30 PM)
Yvette Hawkins The logo is made of scrumpled up origami maps. 2019: 1 July 2019 – 7 July 2019
2020: 21 September 2020 (1.30 PM) – 30 September 2020
Julia Vogl The logo is cut out from a black cardboard box to revealing a pattern interior. 2019: 8 July 2019 – 14 July 2019
2020: 27 July 2020 (1.30 PM) – 3 August 2020 (1.30 PM)
121.Collective The logo is depicted as a sculpture made of junk with animals living inside it 2019: 15 July 2019 – 21 July 2019
2020: 6 April 2020 (1.30 PM) – 13 April 2020 (1.45 PM)
Emily Downing & Olivia Weston The logo is featured as henna tattoos on people's hands. 22 July 2019 – 28 July 2019
Brandon Saunders, Newcastle University The logo is made of an electrical circuit. 29 July 2019 – 4 August 2019
BA (Hons) Fine Art Students, (University of Bournemouth) The logo is made of light up charcoal on a black wall. 5 August 2019 – 11 August 2019
Ash Kayser, University of the West of England The logo is made of coloured cubes that resembles toy blocks. 2019: 12 August 2019 – 18 August 2019
2020: 24 August 2020 (1.30 PM) – 31 August 2020 (1.45 PM)
Erin Taylor, Manchester School of Art The logo is made into a magnet. 2019: 19 August 2019 – 25 August 2019
2020: 6 July 2020 (1.30 PM) – 13 July 2020 (1.30 PM)
Emily Forgot The logo is made of either a birdhouse or a dollhouse. 2019: 26 August 2019 – 1 September 2019
2020: 2 March 2020 (1.30pm) – 9 March 2020 (1.30pm)
Florence Blanchard The logo is made of a colourful page from a pop-up book. 2019: 2 September 2019 – 8 September 2019
2020: 3 August 2020 (1.30 PM) – 9 August 2020
Russell Bamber The logo is made of coloured metal (with parts of the "t" and the "v" rising) viewed from above. 2019: 9 September 2019 – 15 September 2019
2020: 17 August 2020 (1.30 PM) – 24 August 2020 (1.30 PM)
Louise Bristow The logo is made of model buildings. 2019: 16 September 2019 – 22 September 2019
2020: 20 July 2020 (1.30 PM) – 27 July 2020 (1.30 PM)
Yinka Ilori The logo is made of a retail display table. 23 September 2019 – 29 September 2019
Fernando Laposse The logo is made of slime being melted. 30 September 2019 – 6 October 2019
Stuart Robinson The logo is made of red, green and blue neon lights. 2019: 7 October 2019 – 13 October 2019
2020: 9 March 2020 (1.30pm) – 15 March 2020
Noëmi Lakmaier The logo is made of a yellow line road marking. 14 October 2019 – 20 October 2019
NEON The logo is made of a sea anemone. 2019: 21 October 2019 – 27 October 2019
2020: 14 September 2020 (1.30 PM) – 21 September 2020 (1.30 PM)
Kochi Kochi (Marie Jones) The logo is made of a glow in the dark sticker. 28 October 2019 – 3 November 2019
Jo Taylor The logo is made of a pile of blue flowers. 2019: 4 November 2019 – 10 November 2019
2020: 31 August 2020 (1.45 PM) – 7 September 2020 (1.30 PM)
Anna Berry The logo is made of a 3D lettered sculpture made of small paper cones. 2019: 11 November 2019 – 17 November 2019
2020: 16 November 2020 (1.30 PM) – 23 November 2020 (1.30 PM)
Sam Curtis & Dave Bennett The logo is made of a scaffolding. 2019: 18 November 2019 – 24 November 2019
2020: 9 November 2020 (1.30 PM) – 16 November 2020 (1.30 PM)
Dan Rawlings The logo is lit up inside a shadowed bush, similar to Russell Bamber and Noëmi Lakmaier's creation and a spin-off of Blackpool Illuminations and a pre-Christmas ident at the time. 2019: 25 November 2019 – 30 November 2019 (7.10 PM)
2020: 23 November 2020 (1.30 PM) – 1 December 2020 (1.30 PM)
Faith Bebbington The logo as a reindeer sculpture with the logo as antlers. 2019: 30 November 2019 (7.10 PM) – 8 December 2019
2020: 9 December 2020 (1.30 PM) – 18 December 2020 (1.30 PM)
Hattie Newman The logo is a Christmas-themed town. 2019: 9 December 2019 – 15 December 2019
2020: 1 December 2020 (1.30 PM) – 9 December 2020 (1.30 PM)
Melanie Tomlinson The logo is made of boxes filled with nature and surrounded by nature. 2019: 16 December 2019 – 25 December 2019
2020: 18 December 2020 (1.30 PM) – 27 December 2020 (9.25 AM)
Anna Lomax The logo is made of white confetti tubes. 2019: 26 December 2019 – 1 January 2020
2020: 27 December 2020 (9.25 AM) – 31 December 2020
Saj Fareed & Asian Women's Resource Centre The logo is made of a fabric stained glass window. 13 January 2020 – 20 January 2020 (1.30 PM)
Hermione Allsopp & Hastings Furniture Service The logo as either a sofa or a couch. 10 February 2020 – 17 February 2020 (1.30 PM)
On The Mend & NHS Staff The logo is made from model parts of the human body. 16 March 2020 – 23 March 2020 (1.30 PM) This logo is also used at 8:00pm on a Thursday just before the channel is switched off for #ClapForOurCarers
ITV Kids Create The logo is made from drawings. 20 April 2020 (12.30 PM) – 11 May 2020 (1.30 PM)
Sarah Harris & LeftCoast Makers The logo is paint splattered picture wall thrown by balloon filled colours. 18 May 2020 – 25 May 2020 (1.45 PM)
Same Sky & Regent High School The logo is made of seafoam green light boxes with eleven parts which is formed into the ITV logo. 15 June 2020 – 22 June 2020 (1.30 PM)
Create and Young Carers The logo is made of pink, blue and yellow boxes with papers, marks and drawings. 10 August 2020 – 17 August 2020 (1.30 PM)
Hamed Maiye The logo is covered with black silk with white African lines surrounded by two black covered faces on the walls (with one on the left side & the other on the right side) to promote the first week of Black History Month. 1 October 2020 – 7 October 2020
Alfie Kungu The logo is made of blue clay with ivory flecks and green stripes on it with multi-coloured confetti showers down upon the area to coincide the second week of Black History Month. 8 October 2020 – 14 October 2020
King Owusu The logo is surrounded by African cultural decorations that lights up inside of the cube to introduce the third week of Black History Month. 15 October 2020 – 21 October 2020
Neequaye Dreph Dsane The logo is made of brick wall boards with outer lines that lights them up (which is an African man with a green suit and his glasses is sprayed and painted on a graffiti) to promote the fourth and final week of Black History Month. 22 October 2020 – 30 October 2020 (7.30 PM)
Sharon Walters & Mark Lane The logo is made of camouflage in pink flowers on a wallpaper with cut out boards that suspended by white lines that created on an outdoor garden landscaped area. 1 January 2021 – 31 January 2021
Melanie King & Professor Lucie Green The logo is made of a blueprint. 1 February 2021 – 28 February 2021

See also

References

  1. ^ Jason Deans (13 November 2006). "ITV1 rolls out more idents". The Guardian.
  2. ^ "ITV urged to ditch ITV1 lanterns promo". Digital Spy. 16 August 2010. Retrieved 5 January 2013.
  3. ^ Meier, Dan. "ITV announces 2019 idents project". TVBEurope. Retrieved 1 January 2019.
  4. ^ Mann, Colin. "ITV: New on-screen identity project". advanced-television.com. Retrieved 1 January 2019.
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