The galaxy presents a distinct spiral morphology, appearing face-on with well-defined spiral arms. These arms exhibit a primarily two-armed structure, with a moderate winding. There is a clear central bulge component, though it does not appear to dominate the overall structure; it is of moderate size, and yellow in color. The arms display evidence of active star formation, as indicated by their blue-ish hue, though there is also evidence of star formation in the central regions. The disk is oriented close to face-on, with no discernible inclination. Overall, the galaxy exhibits a relatively organized and unperturbed morphology, showing no clear signs of a recent major merger event, though minor tidal disturbances cannot be ruled out. A weak bar may be present across the galactic core.
