Free Website Logo Extractor
Enter any website and download its logo, favicon, and app icons in seconds. Free, no signup.
Enter a website and click Extract logos. Every logo, favicon, app icon, and social share image the page exposes appears here with its real dimensions.
companies of all sizes
How Firecrawl's website logo extractor works:
1. Enter a website
Paste any public URL or bare domain. No account, no API key, no browser extension. Homepages work best, since that is where brand assets are declared.
2. Firecrawl renders the page and identifies the brand
We call Firecrawl's /scrape endpoint with the branding and rawHtml formats. Branding renders the page in a real browser and picks out the site's own logo, and the raw HTML gives us every other brand asset it declares: the schema.org Organization logo, icon and apple-touch-icon links, the web app manifest, and OpenGraph and Twitter share images.
See the branding format→3. Preview, compare, and download
Each asset is fetched and measured, so you see its real pixel dimensions, format, and file size instead of whatever the markup claimed. Download any of them, or grab the URLs. Need thousands of sites? Use the Firecrawl API.
Sign up today→Who is Firecrawl's logo extractor for?
Anyone who needs a company's brand assets off its website without hunting through DevTools or a press kit.
Designers and brand teams
Pull a real logo at the resolution you need for a pitch deck, comparison page, or mockup. Transparency shows on a checkerboard, so you can tell straight away whether an asset is usable.
Developers and product builders
Populate integration directories, partner grids, and customer walls with proper logos instead of grainy screenshots. The API turns the same lookup into one call per domain.
Sales, marketing, and CRM teams
Enrich account records and prospect lists with company logos, and check what a brand's OpenGraph and favicon assets look like before they show up in a share preview or a search result.
Use API
Connect to Zapier, Make, or HubSpot to pull web data into any workflow. No code needed.
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Frequently asked questions
How do I extract a logo from a website?
Paste the site's URL above and click Extract logos. Firecrawl loads the fully rendered page, reads every brand asset declared in its markup, and shows each one with its real dimensions so you can pick the version you need and download it.
Which assets does it find?
The site's logo as identified by Firecrawl's branding format, the schema.org Organization logo, every favicon and icon link (including Apple touch icons and mask icons), icons declared in the web app manifest, and the OpenGraph and Twitter share images. Sites that declare no icon at all fall back to /favicon.ico.
Can I get a transparent or vector logo?
Whenever the site publishes one. SVG logos are extracted as vectors, including logos drawn inline in the page markup, which the branding format returns as an embedded image. Previews sit on a checkerboard so you can see transparency before downloading, and format and file size are shown for every asset.
Why are the dimensions different from what the page says?
Because we measure them. A sizes or width attribute in HTML is a display hint that is often stale or wrong, so each asset is fetched and its real pixel dimensions are read from the file header. That is how you spot the 512px icon hiding behind a 32x32 declaration.
Am I allowed to use the logos I download?
Not automatically. Logos are trademarks owned by the companies behind them, and this tool only retrieves what a website already publishes. Check the brand's usage guidelines, and get permission before using a logo commercially.
How many websites can I check?
You get a limited number of free runs per day. Sign up for Firecrawl to run more, or call the /scrape endpoint with the branding format directly to pull brand assets for thousands of domains.
Can I do this programmatically?
Yes. This tool is a wrapper over the Firecrawl /scrape endpoint with formats: ["branding", "rawHtml"]. The branding format alone returns the logo, favicon, share image, colors, and fonts in one call, and it works with batch scraping and crawling for whole domain lists.