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Credits, licences & trademarks

909 logos, three kinds of source, one rule: every file says where it comes from — on its own logo page and in the public data.

Credits and licences

  • Simple Icons — 187 icons, and most one-color versions. simple-icons/simple-icons, CC0 1.0. Icons that Simple Icons publishes under another licence (CC BY, GPL, MIT…) are excluded.
  • gilbarbara/logos — 711 icons and most color and wordmark files. gilbarbara/logos, CC0 1.0.
  • Wikimedia Commons — 6 logos whose files are marked public domain there (text-only marks below the threshold of originality).
  • Official brand artwork — 5 logos taken from the brand's own website when no free set has them. They are marked trademark in the data: no licence is granted beyond referring to the brand.

Every logo page names its source and links to the exact file. Logoforge optimizes the files (SVGO, unique ids) and derives dark and one-color variants; those derivatives carry the same status as their source. The logo tooling and data are open source under the MIT licence on GitHub.

Trademarks

All product names, logos and brands are property of their respective owners. They appear on Logoforge for identification only; their presence does not imply any affiliation with or endorsement by their owners. A free source licence covers the file, not the brand: use a logo to refer to the product it represents — an integrations page, a “built with” section, a sign-in button — and follow the brand's own guidelines, linked on its logo page when they are public.

Removal requests

If you represent a brand shown here and want its logo removed or corrected, write to email from an address at your company's domain, with the logo page URL. Requests are handled within 72 hours, no questions asked: the logo leaves the gallery, the registry, the API and the public repository.

Privacy

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Contact

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