Launching our MCP today. Add logos, colors, brand data and more with a single agent connection.
Give it a try to add brand assets anywhere.
logo.dev/docs/mcp/introducti…
Logo.dev retweeted
quick shoutout to @logodotdev which I use for app logos on supatools.dev. they have a suuuuper generous free tier
Today we're launching our Brand API. Get all of a company's logo assets, banner assets, social links, description, and color palette.
- Autofill a company's profile based on their signup email to increase conversion
- White label your app with a custom theme based on the user's brand
- Automate generating entire brand kits for your creative app or platform
- Enrich company profiles for directories or anywhere you want to show the full brand
Try it out in the playground or point your agents at the full Brand API documentation
logo.dev/dashboard/playgroun…
logo.dev/docs/brand/introduc…
New @spacexai logo made by the talented @benjitaylor
Congrats to SpaceX on the largest IPO in history 🚀
There's now a $SPCX ticker in every brokerage app and portfolio tracker.
Already resolves automatically if you're on @logodotdev, otherwise copy and paste it for free: logo.dev/search/brands/space…
Logo.dev retweeted
I cannot believe I've been Google image searching "company logo transparent" this whole time like some kind of chump.
@logodotdev logo api solves all of this. About to save me (and Claude) HOURS
If you still need to migrate from Clearbit Logo, it's a simple find and replace to switch to @logodotdev.
Add your public key and you're ready to go 🎉
🎲 Clearbit just nuked their free logo service
You could call it by for example:
> logo.clearbit .com/microsoft .com
To get Microsoft's logo
What's sad is they didn't just 301 redirect it to another service, like Google, which means lots of sites that rely on it to show logos of companies (like many of my sites) now break
They got acquired by Hubspot, so a cool fix for @dharmesh that I DM'd already would be to 301 it to Google's logo API:
> https://s2.googleusercontent .com/s2/favicons?domain=microsoft .com&sz=128
Or DuckDuckGo's logo API:
> https://icons.duckduckgo .com/ip3/microsoft.com.ico
I love websites that offer a service and then when they abandon it, respect the web and somehow keep it going or 301 redirect it to keep the web functioning, because when you browse older sites on the web, everything is just broken because nobody ever maintains shit after they sell the company!
Clearbit Logo API shut down today.
For anyone still using logo.clearbit.com to serve images, you can quickly swap over to Logo.dev as the official migration path.
Built by the same team, 1:1 API replacement, and even better coverage.
Thanks to your support, our logo API hit #2 Product of the Day with our Product Hunt launch. Super grateful to support the design and developer communities.
Logo.dev retweeted
We built Clearbit’s Logo API as a free marketing tool... and then it became really popular.
It's being sunset right now. It sucks when products die after an acquisition.
So I helped build a 1:1 replacement @logodotdev. Same idea, MUCH better product, still free for most devs.
We’re live on Product Hunt today!
Our goal is to replace all the broken, outdated, pixelated logos still everywhere across the internet. Would love your support.
❤️👉 producthunt.com/posts/logo-d…
We’re live on Product Hunt today!
Our goal is to replace all the broken, outdated, pixelated logos still everywhere across the internet. Would love your support.
❤️👉 producthunt.com/posts/logo-d…
Seeing broken images from logo.clearbit.com?
There’s scheduled downtime today before the service is shut down in December. Migrate your logo URLs to Logo.dev in just a few minutes. We're the official partners of HubSpot and Clearbit.
logo.dev/clearbit
We heard your feedback on rate limits. They were too low.
Starting today, all plans have moved to monthly limits with significant increases.
You can read about all the new changes to our rate limits in the docs here docs.logo.dev/platform/rate-…
Lay's is launching their 2025 rebrand because "42% of people don't know they're made with real potatoes".
















