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Brand Identity API

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Company logo downloader: get any logo as SVG or PNG

Type a company's domain and get every logo we can find for it: the wordmark, the symbol and the app icon, as SVG where the brand publishes one and PNG otherwise. Where the brand has versions for light and dark backgrounds you get both, and for a one-color mark we generate the missing one and tag it as generated.

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How it works

How the logo downloader works

  1. 1

    Enter a domain

    A bare domain, a full URL or even an email address works. We reduce it to the company's registrable domain.

  2. 2

    We find the real logos

    Logos come from the brand's own site and Wikimedia Commons, with customer and partner logos on the homepage filtered out.

  3. 3

    Download or copy the URL

    Each file is trimmed and re-hosted. Download it, or copy a stable URL you can cache and serve from your own servers.

At scale

Use the API instead

Pulling logos one at a time is fine for a slide deck. For a CRM, a directory or a fintech app, call the Brand API or point an <img> at the logo CDN instead: same files, resized and converted on the fly.

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<img src="https://brandidentityapi.com/logo/stripe.com?type=logo&format=svg" alt="Stripe" height="32" />
Read the docsSee pricing: 50 lookups free

FAQ

Questions

Is the logo downloader free?

Yes. The tool is free and needs no account. For logos in your own code, use the Brand API: the free plan includes 50 brand lookups, with no card.

Why are there light and dark versions?

A logo drawn in dark ink disappears on a dark background. When a brand only publishes a one-color mark, we generate the missing light or dark variant and tag it as generated, so you can always tell it apart from the brand's own file.

Are the SVG files safe to use?

Every SVG is sanitised before it is stored: scripts, event handlers and external references are removed, so the file is safe to inline in a page.

Can I use these logos in my product?

Logos are trademarks of their owners. Showing a company's logo to identify that company, for example next to its name in a CRM, is common practice; check the brand's own guidelines before using a logo in marketing.

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