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Browse brands and logos by industry
Find company logos and brand assets across every industry and sub-category. Every brand page has the logo in SVG and PNG, brand colors, fonts and company details.
Arts and Entertainment
Studios, streaming services, record labels, publishers and the venues and artists around them.
Business and Consumer Services
Agencies, logistics and shipping firms, real estate brokers and the services other businesses run on.
Community and Society
Nonprofits, foundations, faith organizations and the causes people gather around.
Computers Electronics and Technology
Software, hardware, cloud, security and AI companies, from consumer electronics to developer tools.
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Advertising Networks
Computer Hardware
Computer Security
Computers Electronics and Technology
Consumer Electronics
File Sharing and Hosting
Graphics Multimedia and Web Design
Programming and Developer Software
Search Engines
Social Networks and Online Communities
Telecommunications
Web Hosting and Domain Names
Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning
Augmented Reality and Virtual Reality
Blockchain and Cryptocurrency
Cloud Services and Computing
Smart Homes and Home Automation
Drone Technology
Video Game Design and Development
Green and Renewable Technology
E-commerce and Shopping
Online stores, marketplaces, auction sites and the coupon and price-comparison services around them.
Finance
Banks, insurers, lenders, accounting firms and the investing and financial planning platforms people use.
Food and Drink
Restaurants and delivery apps, grocers, beverage makers and packaged food brands.
Games
Video game studios, console and accessory makers, and board, card and roleplaying game publishers.
Health
Hospitals and clinics, pharmacies, biotech and pharmaceutical companies, and nutrition and fitness brands.
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Addictions
Alternative and Natural Medicine
Biotechnology and Pharmaceuticals
Childrens Health
Dentist and Dental Services
Developmental and Physical Disabilities
Geriatric and Aging Care
Health
Health Conditions and Concerns
Medicine
Mens Health
Mental Health
Nutrition Diets and Fitness
Pharmacy
Public Health and Safety
Womens Health
Heavy Industry and Engineering
Manufacturers, energy and mining companies, construction firms, and aerospace and defense contractors.
Hobbies and Leisure
Crafts, photography, collecting, camping and the brands that supply them.
Home and Garden
Furniture makers, home improvement retailers, interior design studios and gardening brands.
Jobs and Career
Job boards, recruiting agencies, HR platforms and the services behind hiring.
Law and Government
Law firms, legal tech, government agencies, and public safety and immigration services.
Lifestyle
Fashion labels, beauty and cosmetics, jewelry, gifts and the brands around everyday life.
Luxury
High-end fashion, watches and jewelry, luxury cars, fine dining, art and premium travel.
News and Media
Newspapers, magazines, broadcasters, wire services and digital publishers.
Pets and Animals
Pet food and supply brands, veterinary services, shelters and animal organizations.
Reference Materials
Dictionaries and encyclopedias, maps, directories and public records services.
Science and Education
Universities and schools, research institutions, libraries and museums, and learning platforms.
Sports
Teams, leagues and federations, equipment makers and the brands behind every sport.
Travel and Tourism
Airlines, hotels, booking platforms, car rental companies and tourist attractions.
Vehicles
Car, motorcycle and boat makers, aviation companies, parts suppliers and motorsport teams.
Frequently asked questions
Your questions, answered
Which industries are covered?
The top-level industries are Arts and Entertainment, Business and Consumer Services, Community and Society, Computers Electronics and Technology, E-commerce and Shopping, Finance, Food and Drink, Games, Health and Heavy Industry and Engineering and 13 more. Each one opens onto its sub-categories, and every sub-category lists the brands inside it.
What is the difference between an industry and a sub-category?
An industry is the top level, such as Technology or Retail. A sub-category narrows it to one line of business inside that industry. Opening an industry shows both its sub-categories and every brand in it, so you can go as broad or as narrow as you need.
How are brands assigned to an industry?
By what the company does, read from its own website and public records. A brand sits in the narrowest sub-category that fits, and stays in the industry above it. If your brand is missing or in the wrong place, claim it with a work email on the brand's domain and you can correct its details.
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.