How to download a website's logo (SVG or PNG)
Find the logo file a website really uses – often a sharp SVG – and save it as PNG for a slide, a document or a mockup.
Need a company's logo for a presentation or a partner page? The website usually has the best version: often an SVG, which stays sharp at any size.
Step 1: try the right-click
Right-click the logo. If you see Save image as…, the logo is a normal image. With the free Imgsave extension choose Imgsave › PNG to get a PNG with transparent background, even when the original is an SVG.
Step 2: if right-click doesn't show an image
Many sites put the logo in the page code or as a CSS background. Then:
- Click the Imgsave icon › Save all images on this page to see every picture the page uses, with its size, and save the logo from there.
- Or use PagePack › Save all images (ZIP): it also finds background images set in CSS.
Step 3: check the official press kit
Many companies have a “Press”, “Brand” or “Media kit” page with official logos in every format – the best source when you publish something.
Before you use it
Logos are trademarks. Using one to refer to the company (a client list, a slide about a partner) is usually fine; using it in a way that suggests endorsement isn't. When in doubt, ask the company or use their press kit.
Imgsave adds “Save image as PNG / JPG / WebP” and “Copy as PNG” to Chrome's right-click menu – free and private.