FREE SVG LOGOS

Free SVG logos, two kinds.

People mean two things by “free SVG logos”: famous brand logos (for integration pages and tech-stack grids) and original logo marks for their own projects. The catalog covers both – with the usage rules each kind demands.

Browse logos in the Studio

Thousands of brand logos as clean SVGs for integration grids and docs, plus original geometric marks you can restyle and adopt as your own. Search, customize, export.

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Brand logos, done right

The standard library for “works with Stripe / GitHub / Slack” grids – official marks as monochrome-friendly SVGs that scale crisply in any UI.

Marks you can own

The geometric and badge categories are original assets – restyle one and it’s legitimately your project’s logo, commercial use included.

Trademark reality check

Brand logos are trademarked: fine for referring to the brand (integrations, docs), never for branding your own product. The line, explained below.

STEP BY STEP

How to use free SVG logos correctly

  1. Integration grids & docs Search the brand catalog, export at a consistent height (24px is standard), and keep official colors or go monochrome – don’t restyle trademarks creatively.
  2. Your own logo Use the original marks: pick, restyle (colors, stroke, background plate), export with a brand kit.
  3. A logo you already have Only have a PNG? Recover the vector with the logo to SVG converter.

The trademark line, in plain language

Nominative use – showing the Slack logo to say “we integrate with Slack” – is broadly fine and is what every tech site’s logo grid does. What trademark law forbids: using someone’s mark to brand your product, implying endorsement, or modifying marks in ways the owner prohibits (most brand guidelines specify allowed colorways). When in doubt, each major brand publishes usage guidelines – five minutes of reading beats a cease-and-desist.

For your own branding, original marks sidestep all of it: the geometric assets in our catalog carry no trademark baggage, and a restyled mark plus your name is a legitimate starter identity. Registration (if you grow into needing it) is then about your distinctiveness, not someone else’s.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Can I use famous brand logos on my website?

For nominative purposes – integration lists, “featured in”, documentation – generally yes, following each brand’s guidelines. Never as part of your own branding or in ways implying endorsement.

Where do I get my own logo for free?

The free logo generator: original vector marks, restyled to your brand, exported with the SVG master and brand kit. Genuinely yours.

Why SVG for logos specifically?

Logos appear at every size from favicon to billboard – exactly the range where raster formats fail. One SVG covers all of it; see SVG vs PNG.

A brand’s logo I need isn’t in the catalog?

Most brands publish official SVG assets in their press/brand pages – always the authoritative source. Use those files directly; our editor can restyle them to monochrome if your UI needs it (where guidelines allow).

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