Instamart, once a quiet partner under the Swiggy umbrella, has now emerged with a loud, confident voice of its own. What began five years ago as a convenience add-on to Swiggy’s core food delivery service has now blossomed into a full-fledged quick commerce platform. The company announced a complete brand revamp, marking its official evolution into a standalone entity — complete with a striking new look and a broadened mission.

Having expanded its catalogue to over 35,000 products and its footprint to more than 120 Indian cities, Instamart now caters to millions of users every month. Its transformation reflects the shifting habits of consumers who are increasingly turning to fast, reliable, and convenient solutions not just for food, but for daily essentials and beyond.

Blue Is the New Orange

With the rebrand, Instamart has introduced a fresh visual identity anchored by a new primary colour — blue. The choice is deliberate: blue evokes trust, speed, and dependability, qualities the company wants users to associate with every delivery. Yet, amid all the change, one symbol remains untouched — the Swiggy ‘S-Pin’ icon. This emblem stays on as a nod to the platform’s roots and to the promise of quality and reliability that Swiggy stands for.

“Instamart's promise has grown beyond grocery categories, tier one cities and food delivery users. It’s become a service with its own voice, its own loyal users, and a role in everyday life that’s both personal and essential,” said Mayur Hola, head of brand, Swiggy. “This rebrand is not just a visual shift, it’s a declaration: Instamart has grown beyond its origins, while still being backed by the trust of Swiggy. The new identity reflects Instamart’s as a standalone brand, one that is innovating across speed, selection, and daily convenience.”

A Bigger Vision for Quick Commerce

The rebranding is more than cosmetic — it signals a strategic pivot in Swiggy Group’s broader ambitions. CEO Sriharsha Majety has previously expressed confidence that Instamart is poised to outpace even food delivery in terms of market reach and scale. With the launch of a standalone app earlier this year, Instamart is further distancing itself from its legacy as a sub-brand and planting its flag firmly in the competitive quick commerce space.

The revamped identity is set to roll out across every customer touchpoint — from the app interface to delivery bags and ad campaigns — over the coming weeks. With this move, Swiggy isn’t just refreshing a brand; it's reshaping how Indians experience instant commerce.