Open-source logos · CC0 sources
Every logo your stack ships with
Clean SVG logos of the tools developers use — copy the SVG, paste a typed React component, or install it with the shadcn CLI.
From the framework you build with to the payment button your users trust
One logo, every way you ship it
Grab the raw SVG, or let the shadcn CLI drop a typed component into your codebase — yours to edit, no package to update.
$ npx shadcn add @logoforge/vercel
✓ Created components/logos/vercel.tsx
<VercelLogo variant="mono" />
Install as a component
One command writes a typed React file into components/logos.
Color or mono
Brand colors, or currentColor to match your text.
Light and dark
Near-black marks flip automatically in dark mode.
<svg xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" preserveAspectRatio="xMidYMid" viewBox="0 0 256 263"><ti…Copy or download the SVG
Optimized with SVGO, unique IDs, no width or height — drop it anywhere.
Your “Trusted by” section, in thirty seconds
Pick six to twelve logos, choose a layout, and copy a finished section — or install it with one shadcn command.
Grid, marquee or bento
Light or dark, brand colors or grayscale. The preview is the code you get.
Code, or one command
Copy the React section, or install it with every logo component it needs.
Full logo sections on BlockforgeAsk your editor for the logo
The Logoforge MCP server lets Claude, Cursor or Windsurf search the set, pick a variant and write the component for you.
> “Add a logo cloud with Stripe, Vercel and Supabase in grayscale”
MCP setup for every editorAfrican brands
The logos your users actually pay with
Global sets stop at Stripe and PayPal. Logoforge ships the mobile money wallets, fintechs and telcos behind products built in Lagos, Dakar, Nairobi and Abidjan — sourced from each brand's own artwork.
See all African brands
- + Wave, Jumia, Safaricom soon
- 14
- African brands, and counting
- 12
- payment and mobile money brands
- 0
- runtime dependencies per component
Questions, answered
Licences, trademarks and how the components behave. Anything else: write to us.
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