Website Logo Extractor
Grab a company's logo from its site
What Is the Website Logo Extractor?
The Website Logo Extractor finds the logo a company actually uses on its site. It checks the header and the link back to the homepage, the logo named in the site's structured data, the app icon and the share image, ranks what it finds and gives you files: the largest image size the site offers, or the SVG code when the logo is drawn into the page.
Key Features
How the Best Match Is Picked
A page can hold dozens of images that look like logos, from the customer strip under the hero to partner badges in the footer. Each candidate earns points for sitting in the header near the top left, for linking back to the homepage, and for being named or labelled as the logo. Unlabelled header art and logos further down the page drop out whenever a stronger candidate exists.
Vector When the Site Has It
Many sites draw their logo as SVG straight into the HTML, so there's no file to right-click. You get that markup with a download button, ready to open in any browser or design tool. Image logos come at the largest width in the site's srcset, which is often bigger than what the header shows.
What Search Engines and Phones See
Google can use the logo in a site's Organization structured data for its results and knowledge panels, and iPhones use the apple-touch-icon when someone saves the site to their home screen. The checks show which of these a site sets, so the extractor doubles as a quick logo audit of your own site.
Common Use Cases
- Getting a partner or client logo for a slide, case study or integrations page
- Collecting clean files for a customer logo strip
- Finding the SVG version of a logo instead of a blurry screenshot
- Checking your own site gives search engines and phones a proper logo
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Website Logo Extractor free?
Yes. It's free with a ProxyHorizon account, and every account gets 25 runs a day shared across all our data tools. You can read about the tool without signing in, but running it needs an account because each run fetches live data.
Why do I get code instead of an image?
Because the site draws its logo as inline SVG inside the HTML, so there's no image file to link to. Download the code as an .svg file and it opens in any browser, Figma or Illustrator, and scales to any size.
What if no logo is found?
The tool looks at the page you enter. A logo set as a CSS background image, or plain text styled to look like one, can't be picked up, and some sites block automated browsers. Try the homepage, which nearly always carries the main logo.
Can I use the logos I download?
Logos are trademarks. Showing a company's logo to refer to it, in a list of integrations or customers for example, is common, but altering it or implying an endorsement isn't okay. Check the company's brand guidelines, usually linked from its press or media page.
Do you keep the scan?
For 24 hours. One render of the page feeds the colour, font, logo, design system and brand tools, so running another of them on the same page that day is instant. It only holds what the public page shows, so anyone checking the same page that day gets the same scan. Choose "Scan again now" whenever you want a fresh one. We also log which tool you ran and when, to apply the daily limit.
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