How it works
Show a logo with a URL
Put an identifier in a CDN URL, and the company’s logo comes back as an image:Get files and data on your server
Use the API when you need the file itself or data about the brand. Examples are a logo in a PDF, an email, or an OG image, a copy in your own storage, brand colors, or a company name resolved to a domain. The API takes a secret key that stays on your server. It returns a download URL for each file, so self-hosting starts there. Do not download images from the CDN to build your own copy. The CDN serves images for display, and fair use covers the limits.Connect an AI agent
If an AI agent does the work, connect it to the Logo.dev MCP server. The server calls the API for the agent. You sign in with OAuth instead of pasting a secret key.Products
The Logo.dev CDN atimg.logo.dev serves logo images to your website or app. The Logo.dev API at api.logo.dev includes Brand, Search, and webhooks. The Logo.dev MCP at mcp.logo.dev gives AI agents the API as tools. Transaction is a separate beta service at www.logo.dev/api/transaction, with its own key.
Logo.dev CDN
Show a company’s logo in a website or app from an image URL. Look it up by domain, stock ticker, ISIN, crypto symbol, or name.
Brand
Turn one identifier into a brand profile: name, description, colors, socials, logo, brandmark, and social banners. Get a logo or brandmark file to store.
Search
Turn a company name into candidate domains for an autocomplete or a name lookup.
Transaction
Identify the merchant behind a card transaction string. Private beta.
Logo.dev MCP
Let Claude, Cursor, or another MCP client look up brands, logos, and brandmarks.
Get started
Get your API keys
Your dashboard has a publishable key for the Logo.dev CDN and a secret key for the Logo.dev API. Every plan includes both.
Quickstart
Show your first logo from an image URL.
Core concepts
What brandmark, monogram, publishable key, and the other terms mean.
Use cases
Live demos with working code: transaction feeds, CRM records, logo walls, and more.