Free tool
Download a website’s logo
Paste a website to find its logo files: the SVG or PNG on the page, a logo drawn inline, its app icon and favicon. Free, with no sign-up.
What you get
- The real files
- You get the files the site itself uses, at their full size, not a screenshot. SVGs scale to any size.
- Inline logos too
- Many sites draw their logo in the page as SVG code. The extractor turns that back into an SVG file you can download.
- Ask for the press kit
- For anything official, the company’s press or brand page usually has every version of the logo, with rules for using it.
Questions, answered
How do I download a logo from a website?
Paste the address above. Open a file to save it from your browser, or download a logo drawn in the page as an SVG. Vector files (SVG) are best for print and large sizes.
Can I use a logo I download?
Logos are trademarks. Showing one to refer to the company, in an article or a list of clients you’ve worked with, is usually fine. Using it in a way that suggests the company endorses you isn’t. When in doubt, ask the company.
Why didn’t it find the logo?
Some sites add their logo with scripts after the page loads, set it as a background in their styles, or draw it in a canvas. A quick read can’t see those. Try the site’s press or about page.
I’m a designer. How do I give clients their logo files?
Give them every version (full color, black, white, horizontal, stacked, icon) as SVG, PDF and large PNG, in one place they can always find. Our brand kit checklist lists the rest, and BrandTab keeps it all on one share page.
Is it free?
Yes, with no account. To keep things fair it reads a dozen new sites an hour from each network. Save a site as a brand in BrandTab, free for your first brand, and Tabitha reads the whole site for you.
Made by BrandTab
Keep the whole kit, not just a screenshot.
Save a site as a brand and Tabitha reads all of it: she groups the logo versions, builds the palette and finds the fonts and copy. Then copy any of it with ⌘K, or share it all with one link.
Your first brand is free.
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