How to use
01
Paste the homepage URL
Enter the address in the URL field and click Extract logo. The homepage is usually the right page, because it carries the header logo, the icon links, the manifest and the Organization schema.
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Compare the candidates
Each card shows where the file was found, its format and its pixel size. Switch the background between transparent, light and dark to see how the logo works on each.
03
Download what you need
Click Download for the original file, PNG for an SVG logo at the size you picked, or Download all (ZIP). Copy the image URL or the SVG code if you want to use it directly.
Why Logo Extractor
- Checks schema.org, inline SVG, header images, icon links, the web app manifest and og:image.
- Ranks candidates and shows the format and pixel size of each one.
- Saves SVG logos as SVG or as PNG from 256 to 2048 px.
- Logos from up to 20 websites at once, with a ZIP download.
Where logos live on a website
A site can publish its logo in several places, and each one serves a different job. Knowing which is which helps you pick the right candidate. The source label on each card in the results matches a row in this table.
| Location | What it is for | What you usually get |
|---|---|---|
| schema.org Organization logo | Tells search engines which image is the official logo | A clean PNG or SVG chosen by the site owner |
| Inline SVG in the header | The logo drawn as code in the page | A vector file that scales to any size |
| Header image named logo | The logo shown in the navigation bar | A PNG, SVG or WebP sized for the screen |
| Web app manifest icons | Icons for installed web apps | Square PNGs, often 192 and 512 px |
| apple-touch-icon | Icon for phone home screens | A square PNG, often 180 x 180 |
| favicon and icon links | The small icon in the browser tab | ICO, PNG or SVG, from 16 px up |
| og:image | Preview image for social shares | A wide card, often not the bare logo |
Common questions
How do I download a logo from a website with the Logo Extractor?
Paste the site's homepage URL, click Extract logo, and pick the candidate you want from the grid. Click Download on that card. If the image host blocks downloads from other sites, the tool opens the image in a new tab instead, where you can right-click and save it.
Can I get a company logo in SVG format from its website?
Yes, when the site publishes one. Logos drawn as inline SVG in the header are saved as .svg files, and SVG files referenced by an image tag, a mask-icon link or schema markup are listed with an SVG label. Many sites only publish PNG files, and the tool does not turn a PNG into a vector.
Can the Logo Extractor convert an SVG logo to PNG?
Yes. Pick a size from 256 to 2048 px under SVG to PNG size, then click PNG on any SVG candidate. The logo is drawn fresh at that size in your browser, so the edges stay sharp. A few SVGs that load outside images or fonts may not draw completely.
Why is the logo I extracted from a website low resolution?
Often the only raster files on the page are favicons of 16 to 48 pixels or a header PNG sized just for display. Check the pixel size on each card: manifest icons are often 512 px and apple-touch-icons 180 px. For print quality, look for an SVG candidate or the company's press page.
Can I extract logos from several websites at once?
Yes. Open the Several websites tab, paste up to 20 domains, one per line, and click Find logos. The most likely logo of each site appears in a grid, and Download top logos (ZIP) saves them all, named after each site.
Is it legal to use a logo I extracted from a website?
Logos are trademarks and are usually protected by copyright too. Showing a client their own logo in a proposal, or naming a company in an article, is common practice. Putting someone's logo on your products, ads or website in a way that suggests endorsement needs their permission, and this is not legal advice.
What if the website has no logo in its HTML code?
Some sites set the logo as a CSS background image or build the header with JavaScript after the page loads. The tool reads the HTML the server sends, so those logos do not appear. You will usually still get the favicon, apple-touch-icon and manifest icons.
Why does the og:image candidate show a banner instead of the logo?
The og:image is the picture social networks show when the page is shared, typically a wide 1200 x 630 card with a photo or headline. Some sites use their logo there, many do not. That is why it is ranked last.
Why does a logo candidate say the preview is blocked by the host?
Some servers refuse to show their images on other websites, which is called hotlink protection. The image link itself still works. Click Download, and if it opens in a new tab, save it from there. In a ZIP, blocked files are listed in blocked-links.txt.