Frequently asked questions

Open the brand's page, pick a color variant (original, black, or white) and a size, then click the PNG download button — no account needed.

SVG is vector — it scales to any size with no quality loss, ideal for print or large displays. PNG is a fixed-size raster image, ideal for quick use on the web or in documents.

Yes — every logo and every PNG size is exported with a transparent background by default.

64, 128, 256, 512, and 1024px, in original color, black, and white.

Yes — every brand page has black and white variants alongside the original color version, each in SVG and PNG.

Use the “Copy SVG code” button on the brand page — it copies the raw markup straight to your clipboard.

The artwork files are CC0-licensed by Simple Icons. The brand names and marks themselves remain their owners' trademarks — see the licensing page for the full distinction.

Downloading for identification, editorial, or informational use (like referencing a company in an article) is generally fine. Implying partnership or endorsement you don't have is not — check the brand's own guidelines for commercial use.

For identification purposes, yes, within fair use. For anything implying affiliation or endorsement, you need the brand's permission.

For editorial or identification use, usually not. For commercial or branded use, yes — check the brand's linked guidelines on their page.

Not as your own brand mark — that would be trademark infringement regardless of the artwork's license. These are for referencing existing brands, not adopting their identity.

CC0 means Simple Icons' redrawn SVG file is public domain — free to use, modify, and redistribute with no attribution required. It does not waive the underlying brand's trademark rights.

They're sourced from Simple Icons, an open-source project that redraws brand marks as clean, consistent SVGs, cross-referenced against each brand's own press kit where available.

A handful of major brands — including Amazon, Microsoft, Adobe, Slack, LinkedIn, and OpenAI — aren't in the current dataset, likely due to past trademark disputes with the source project. More brands can be added over time.

The catalog is regenerated from the latest Simple Icons release, which ships new and updated brand marks regularly.

Yes — missing or incorrect logos can be flagged for review via the contact link on the licensing page.

3,464 brands at last count, each with original-color, black, and white variants in SVG and five PNG sizes.

By color, yes — filter the browse page by color family. Industry or category filtering isn't available yet, since it needs manual curation on top of the current data.