London WorldPride 2032 logo contest closes at noon today
London’s WorldPride 2032 logo competition closes at noon on 4 October. UK creatives aged 18 and over can enter for a £3,000 prize.
UK creatives have until noon today, Sunday 4 October, to enter the logo competition for London’s WorldPride 2032 bid.
The winning designer will receive £3,000, alongside a design development opportunity and recognition for their concept.
The competition invites LGBTQIA+ creatives to submit an original logo outline that will be filled with thousands of photographs from Pride communities around the world.
The finished design is due to be unveiled across Outernet London’s digital screens in late October 2026.
Entrants must be aged 18 or over, with submissions restricted to the UK. Each person can submit up to three designs, but team and joint entries are not accepted.
Designs must be supplied in monochrome, with versions suitable for light and dark backgrounds, using PDF, PNG, SVG or EPS files. Each submission also needs a statement of no more than 500 words explaining the creative thinking behind it.
London launched its bid in August to host WorldPride, an international celebration of LGBTQ+ communities and equality.
The proposed 2032 event would mark 60 years since the capital’s first Pride march in 1972, although London has not yet secured hosting rights.
Anyone submitting a design should check the full eligibility rules and competition terms before entering.
The deadline is 12pm UK time on Sunday 4 October 2026, with the winner due to be announced later this month.
Image credit - BBC
