Get Your Logo Website-Ready
Prepare your logo for your website in minutes. Remove backgrounds, resize to standard web dimensions, create light and dark mode versions, and export optimized files.
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Your logo in a site header · 400 × 120 px
logo@2x.webp~11 KBAround 60% lighter than PNG
Same transparency, same pixels, a fraction of the bytes. Every browser has supported it since 2020, so for a raster logo this is the one to ship.
logo.svgLight-mode headerlogo-white.pngDark-mode headerfavicon.pngBrowser tab · 32 × 32Sizes are typical for a flat 400 × 120 logo. Your own file is measured at export time.
Why Your Website Logo Needs to Be Perfect
Format Choice is a Performance Decision
A logo loads on every single page your visitors open. A 600 KB PNG in a header adds measurable latency across every page load. An SVG of the same logo is typically under 5 KB and scales infinitely. WebP sits in between — 30–50% lighter than PNG at the same quality, supported by all modern browsers. Getting the format right once pays back on every visit.
SVG: the Right Default for Most Logos
SVG is a mathematical description of paths and shapes — not pixels. It renders perfectly sharp at any screen density (Retina, 4K, 144 dpi mobile) and typically weighs under 5 KB. Developers can style it with CSS, theme it for dark mode with one property, and animate it without extra assets. If your logo is made of flat shapes, SVG is the correct format.
WebP: When You Still Need Raster
Some logos have gradients, drop shadows, or photographic elements that SVG traces poorly. Use WebP instead of PNG for those — browsers have supported it since 2020 and it cuts file size 30–50% with no visible quality loss. Export at 2× your display width (a 200 px header slot → 400 px export) so Retina screens render crisply.
Three Fixes Every Web Logo Needs
White box around the logo = the PNG has a white fill, not transparency — run Background Removal first. Blurry on Retina = the exported file is too small — export at 2×. Disappears in dark mode = no light variant exists — create a white version now and swap it via CSS prefers-color-scheme.
Website Logo Checklist
White box = not transparent
If your logo has a white box around it on a colored background, the PNG has a white fill. Re-export from here with Background Removal first.
Export at 2× for retina
A logo displayed at 200px wide should be exported at 400px. The browser scales it down and retina screens render it crisply without blurring.
SVG is 5–20× lighter than PNG
A logo SVG is typically under 5KB. The same logo as a 400px PNG is usually 20–80KB. For an asset that loads on every page, format choice is a performance decision.
Dark mode needs a separate file
CSS `prefers-color-scheme: dark` can auto-swap logos — but only if you have a light-mode and dark-mode version ready as separate files. Make the white version now.
How to Prepare Your Logo for Web
Upload your logo
Drag and drop your logo in the highest resolution available.
Remove background
Use Background Removal to get a clean transparent version.
Create variants
Use Logo Styler to create white (dark mode) and black (light mode) versions.
Resize and export
Set dimensions and export as PNG or SVG optimized for web.
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Website Logo Requirements
Header Logo
Typically 200-300px wide with transparent background. Needs to look sharp on desktop and mobile.
Dark Mode Version
Modern websites need a light/white logo variant for dark mode to ensure readability.
Favicon
A simplified version of your logo at 32x32px and 180x180px for browser tabs and bookmarks.
Social Sharing Image
Open Graph images (1200x630px) with your logo for professional link preview cards.
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How to Make a Vector Logo (and When You Actually Need One)
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SVG vs PNG for Logos: Which File Do You Actually Need?
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