How to find official logo assets and brand guidelines
Start with the brand itself. Its own resource is the best place to check the current file and the rules that apply to it.
1. Look for the brand’s own media or press area
Search the company website for “press”, “media”, “brand”, “newsroom” or “brand guidelines”. Larger companies may call this a brand portal or asset library.
2. Check what the resource actually permits
Some assets are supplied for editorial use, partner use or approved campaigns only. Read the adjacent guidance before placing a mark in an advert, product, presentation or publication.
3. Choose the correct variant and file
Official packs often include colour, single-colour, light-background and dark-background versions. Do not recreate, recolour, stretch or crop a logo unless the owner’s guidelines expressly allow it. See our logo file-format guide for format help.
4. Keep a link to the source
Brand resources change. Save the official source link with the file so you can check whether the logo or its terms have changed.
Use LogoPNG as a reference
Each LogoPNG brand page lists colours, font notes and identity context, with an official resource link where available. It does not replace that source or grant rights to use a logo.
Find the brand you need
Search the directory, then follow the official resource link on the relevant page.
Search LogoPNG →Questions
Where can I find an official company logo?
Start with the company’s own press, media, brand or investor-relations pages. Those sources are most likely to contain the current logo and the rules for using it.
Can I use a logo from an image search?
An image search may surface an outdated or unofficial copy. It is better to find the brand’s own resource and check its usage guidance first.
Does downloading a logo mean I can use it?
No. A logo is commonly protected by trademark and other rights. Check the owner’s terms and guidelines before using it, especially for commercial work.