Getting started
909 developer logos, four ways to use them. Pick whichever fits the moment — they all come from the same optimized SVG files.
1. Copy or download the SVG
Every tile in the gallery copies the SVG on hover, and every logo page lists each variant for download: icon, icon-mono, icon-dark, wordmark and wordmark-dark when the brand has them. Files are optimized with SVGO, keep their viewBox, drop fixed sizes and carry ids unique to the logo.
2. Install a React component with shadcn
One command writes a typed, dependency-free component into components/logos. You own the file.
npx shadcn@latest add @logoforge/stripeRegistry setup, multiple logos at once and updates: shadcn registry. Props, dark mode and accessibility: React component.
3. Let your AI editor do it
The MCP server lets Claude, Cursor or Windsurf search the set, read a component's source and install it — ask for “the Supabase logo, mono” in plain words.
4. Query the JSON API
Build your own tooling on the static JSON API: every logo with its SVG URLs, brand color, categories, component name and install command. No key, CORS open.
Licences and trademarks
The artwork comes from CC0 sources (Simple Icons, gilbarbara/logos) and the tooling is MIT. The logos themselves remain trademarks of their owners: use them to refer to the product, follow each brand's guidelines (linked on its page), and don't imply endorsement. See credits & licences.