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The most searched logo categories: car brands, airlines, tech companies, beer and more. Download any logo as SVG or PNG, with brand colors, fonts and company details.
Airline logos
100 airline logos with names and brand colors, from Emirates, Delta and Lufthansa to Ryanair, JetBlue and Qantas.
Frequently asked questions
Your questions, answered
What is a brand logo category?
A category is a curated list of the top brands on one theme: car logos, airline logos, beer logos and so on. Where an industry or region page lists every brand that fits, a category picks out the most recognisable names in it, so you get a finished set to scan rather than a directory to sift through.
Which categories are there?
The categories are Car logos, Tech company logos, Fast food logos, Clothing brand logos, Sports team logos, Luxury brand logos, Shoe brand logos, Retail and grocery logos, Fortune 500 logos and Brand logos and 17 more. Each one is its own page, listing every brand in it with its name and domain.
How is a category different from an industry?
A category is a curated pick of the top brands on one theme, and it can cut across industries: luxury brands covers fashion, watches and cars at once. An industry is the complete set of brands doing one kind of business, well known or not, and it keeps growing as brands are added.
Can I download these logos?
Yes. Open any brand on Brandfetch to download its logo as SVG (Vector), PNG, JPEG or WebP. Most logos come in several variants: wordmark, symbol and square icons.
Are the logos up-to-date?
Brandfetch refreshes every brand from its own website and other public sources, so a rebrand shows up here without anyone filing it. Brands with a verified badge are maintained by the company itself. If you work for a brand in the directory, you can claim it for free to keep its assets current.
What is on a brand page?
Each brand page lists the brand's logos, colors, fonts, cover and banner images, company name, description and company details, links to its website and social profiles, founded year, industries, and more.
Can I use these logos in my own product or website?
In most cases, yes. Citing a company with its logo, such as a bank in a transaction feed or a vendor on an integrations page, is a common form of fair use. Putting a logo on your own product, or suggesting an affiliation that does not exist, is not. Logos remain the property of their trademark owners. Read the logo fair use guide.
Can I get brands & logos through an API?
Yes. Brandfetch offers multiple APIs for pulling brand data such as logos, colors, fonts and company details straight into your own product. Visit the developer site to see what's available.
