Industrial design applications by residents — all countries

Industrial design applications by residents — G20

Industrial design applications by residents in the G20 in 2021 — 1,107,348 filings. Since 1998, the indicator has risen by 461.4%.

2021 1.11M filings +6.29% vs 2020
World rank
Period maximum 1.11M filings2021
Period minimum 197,249 filings1998

Trend over time

1998–2021 · applications, design count

Industrial design applications by residents — G20, 1998–20210500,0001M1.5M1998200120042007201020132016201920211998: 197,249 filings1999: 222,110 filings2000: 227,625 filings2001: 240,243 filings2002: 260,307 filings2003: 267,133 filings2004: 286,953 filings2005: 342,530 filings2006: 383,756 filings2007: 435,797 filings2008: 486,184 filings2009: 549,027 filings2010: 628,080 filings2011: 735,445 filings2012: 887,663 filings2013: 904,429 filings2014: 803,078 filings2015: 777,948 filings2016: 940,448 filings2017: 912,255 filings2018: 995,252 filings2019: 990,081 filings2020: 1,041,783 filings2021: 1,107,348 filings
Change over the period: +910,099 (+461.4%) Average annual rate: 7.79 %

Comparison, 2021

How the value compares with the world and the groups this territory belongs to: G20

G20 1.11M filings
World 1.24M filings
Industrial design applications by residents — G20, by year G20 All countries CSV XLSX
Year filings Change Change, %
2021 1.11M +65,565 +6.29%
2020 1.04M +51,702 +5.22%
2019 990,081 −5,171 −0.52%
2018 995,252 +82,997 +9.1%
2017 912,255 −28,193 −3%
2016 940,448 +162,500 +20.89%
2015 777,948 −25,130 −3.13%
2014 803,078 −101,351 −11.21%
2013 904,429 +16,766 +1.89%
2012 887,663 +152,218 +20.7%
2011 735,445 +107,365 +17.09%
2010 628,080 +79,053 +14.4%
2009 549,027 +62,843 +12.93%
2008 486,184 +50,387 +11.56%
2007 435,797 +52,041 +13.56%
2006 383,756 +41,226 +12.04%
2005 342,530 +55,577 +19.37%
2004 286,953 +19,820 +7.42%
2003 267,133 +6,826 +2.62%
2002 260,307 +20,064 +8.35%
2001 240,243 +12,618 +5.54%
2000 227,625 +5,515 +2.48%
1999 222,110 +24,861 +12.6%
1998 197,249

About the indicator

Applications to register an industrial design filed by residents of a country, counted by the number of designs. An industrial design protects the appearance of a product — its shape, pattern and coloring — but not how it works: this is what distinguishes it from a patent, which protects a technical solution. The series characterizes the design component of industry and is high in countries with large production of consumer goods, furniture, clothing and packaging.

Important: The designs within applications are counted, not the applications: one application covering ten designs counts as ten. Coverage is narrower than for patents and trademarks — some offices do not report these statistics.

Source: IP Statistics (WIPO), license CC BY 3.0 IGO.