Download the Waipu TV logo in PNG format.
This is the Waipu.TV logo, an abstract icon made of two overlapping, rounded, parallelogram-like shapes on a plain white background.
The shape on the left is partly hidden behind the one on the right. It uses a vertical gradient that shifts from a muted purple-magenta at the top to a bright azure blue at the bottom. The shape in front, on the right, also uses a vertical gradient, moving from a deep emerald green at the top to a vivid cyan (almost neon aqua) at the bottom.
Both shapes have the same form: a tall body with softly rounded corners and slanted top and bottom edges, which gives the icon a dynamic, slightly three-dimensional look. The second shape is offset slightly to the right and overlaps the first, creating a sense of layering and depth.
The design is modern and colorful, relying on smooth gradients rather than flat colors, with no text in this version of the logo. The bright, contrasting palette of purple, blue, green, and cyan gives it a fresh, digital feel that suits a streaming and television brand. This icon is commonly used as an app icon or brand symbol for waipu.tv, an internet TV streaming service.
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Waipu.TV is a German internet TV (IPTV) streaming service that delivers live television over the internet instead of through a cable, satellite, or antenna connection. It offers more than 200 live channels, including German free-to-air and pay-TV, along with cloud DVR, time-shift, and on-demand replays. The service launched in Germany in 2016, and at that time it required no set-top box and worked through Android and iOS apps, with Chromecast also supported.
One of Waipu.TV’s main draws is its flexibility. Subscribers can watch live channels on phones, tablets, smart TVs, and other devices, record programs to the cloud, and pause, rewind, or restart shows they missed. At launch, the service offered a free basic bundle with public broadcasters in SD, a paid bundle that added private channels, and a “Perfect” bundle with HD and on-the-go viewing. Plans and prices have changed since then, so it is best to check the official website, Waipu.TV, for current rates.
The service is operated by EXARING AG, which is headquartered in Munich and majority-owned by Freenet AG. Reports describe it as Germany’s leading internet-based alternative to Deutsche Telekom’s MagentaTV, with more than one million paying subscribers. Unlike Netflix, which focuses on on-demand movies and series, Waipu.TV centers on live TV channels, with recording and replay features added on top. Because it is built for the German market, channel lineups and availability outside Germany may be limited. Its logo, two overlapping gradient shapes in purple-blue and green-cyan, serves as the brand’s app icon.
