All Fruity Doodles from the Rio 2016 Olympic Games

From the start of the Olympic games until the closing ceremony, Google replaced its homepage logo as usual with the following animated images.

To celebrate the 2016 Rio Olympics, Google created a “Fruit Doodles” app and used its home page to share the app through 17 different animated doodles – one for each day of the Olympic Games.

The animated images, posted on Google homepages around the world, pointed users to the download page for the Olympic games app.

For the next couple of weeks, we're traveling to a fruit stand in Rio, where products from across the market compete for the title of freshest fruit.

Google Doodle Blog August 5, 2016

The app was available on iOS and Android during the games, but is no longer available now that the 2016 Olympics have been completed.

In case you missed the Rio 2016 Olympic Games Fruity Doodles, we created a complete list, starting with the video that was recorded on the first day to demonstrate the “fruity Doodles”.

Note: The Doodle of the 10th played a double role with a paternal watermelon and his two loving children in relation to the commemoration of Father's Day in Brazil.