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gilbarbara/logos

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TLDR

A curated collection of optimized SVG logo files for hundreds of popular tech brands, served via a CDN so developers can link directly to any logo without downloading the whole repository.

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    What it is
      SVG logo collection
      Tech brands and tools
    Access
      CDN at svglogos.dev
      Direct URL linking
    Logo variants
      Standard icon-only
      Dark mode versions
    Audience
      Developers
      Designers
      Technical writers
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Things people build with this

USE CASE 1

Add a tech company or tool's logo to your website or documentation by linking directly to its CDN URL at svglogos.dev.

USE CASE 2

Browse hundreds of programming language, cloud, and AI company logos for use in a presentation or slide deck.

USE CASE 3

Find optimized dark-mode or icon-only logo variants for consistent branding in a developer tool UI.

Tech stack

SVG

Getting it running

Difficulty · easy Time to first run · 5min
The logos are the intellectual property of their respective brand owners, the repository provides them as a convenience resource for technical projects.

In plain English

This repository is a curated collection of SVG logo files for well-known technology products, services, and companies. SVG is a file format for vector graphics, meaning the images stay sharp at any size without becoming blurry or pixelated. Developers, designers, and technical writers commonly need these files when building websites, documentation, presentations, or internal tools that reference popular software brands. The collection covers a broad range of categories: programming languages, cloud platforms, developer tools, databases, AI companies, social networks, and more. Each logo is available in at least one file, and many come in a standard version plus an icon-only variant, with some also offering a dark-mode alternative. The files are optimized manually, with duplicated paths removed and unnecessary grouping cleaned up to keep file sizes small. New logos are added regularly as new tools and companies become prominent. The README functions as a visual catalog, showing each logo alongside the brand name and a link to the brand's website. All the logos are served through a CDN at svglogos.dev, so a developer can link directly to any file using a predictable URL pattern rather than downloading the whole repository. The maintainer does not accept pull requests for new additions. Requests for logos that are not yet in the collection go through the GitHub issues section, ideally with a link to an original vector source file so the maintainer can optimize it manually before adding it. The logos are the intellectual property of their respective owners. The repository provides them as a convenience resource, primarily aimed at developers and DevOps practitioners who need clean, consistent brand assets for technical projects.

Copy-paste prompts

Prompt 1
Using the gilbarbara/logos CDN at svglogos.dev, show me how to embed the React, TypeScript, and Docker logos in an HTML page without downloading files.
Prompt 2
I need dark-mode logo variants for a portfolio site. Which logos in gilbarbara/logos have a dark version and how do I reference them via the CDN?
Prompt 3
How do I request a new logo be added to the gilbarbara/logos collection? What information should I include in the GitHub issue?
Prompt 4
Give me an HTML snippet that shows tech stack badges for my project using logos from the gilbarbara/logos CDN for Python, FastAPI, and PostgreSQL.
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