Logo-Yoink

A little detour while you’re here.

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Find a logo

Logo Yoink · Open source

Company icons & wordmarks.
One URL. One yoink.

Find and download the logo files a website exposes.

Free to try. No account or API key. Self-host it for your own projects.

What is Logo Yoink?

Real files.
Ready for your
next project.

Find icons for avatars and apps, and wordmarks for headers and cards.

One URL in. Ranked logo candidates out.

We scan structured data, manifests, icons, and assets across the target site, then validate and rank the real logo files.

Open-source and built for developers.

MIT licensed and self-hostable. Run the API or CLI without an account or API key.

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Use the API

Run it on
your stack.

The search above is the demo. Clone Logo Yoink, host it yourself, and call it from your project.

Read the full API docs
your-infrastructure / logo-yoink Self-hosted
01 Get it running
$ git clone https://github.com/Hendrikc4/logo-yoink.git
$ cd logo-yoink
$ npm install
$ npm start

● ready on your machine :4310
02 Call your API
$ curl -sS http://127.0.0.1:4310/api/extract \
  -H "content-type: application/json" \
  -d '{"website":"nox.energy"}'
  1. 1
    Clone the project

    Everything you need is on GitHub.

  2. 2
    Deploy it yourself

    Run it locally or on your own infrastructure.

  3. 3
    Wire it into your app

    Your project calls an endpoint you control.

Open source. No dependency on a Logo Yoink–hosted API.

Get the source on GitHub

Why Logo Yoink?

Less digging.
Better candidates.

Logo Yoink checks website assets, filters common placeholders, and ranks candidates for each use.

Pixel-art alien scanning website images, rejecting bad matches, and keeping a matching icon and wide logo
Bad matches out. Right logo in.
01

Skips the wrong logos.

Filters known Wix, Vercel, and Lovable placeholders, and looks for first-party brand evidence.

02

Matches your design.

Use the self-hosted API or CLI to request light, dark, or transparent assets when available.

03

Looks for both useful shapes.

See recommended icons and wordmarks when reliable candidates are available.

04

Checks image quality.

Favors sharp, clean files and removes repeats.

05

Searches deeper when needed.

Looks beyond the front page when the best logo is hard to find.

06

Can leave a role empty.

Leaves a role empty when candidates fail its checks. Review the results before use.

Logo Yoink never makes up a logo. It only returns files it finds online. See how it works