Make Your Logo White
Need a white version of your logo for dark backgrounds, presentations, or merch? Upload your logo, click once, and download a crisp white PNG with transparency preserved.
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Your White Logo on These Backgrounds
Your white logo on each background — click to copy the hex
Why You Need a White Logo
Essential for Dark Backgrounds
Dark mode websites, Instagram stories, presentation slides, dark-colored merchandise, and video content all need a white logo that pops against the dark surface. Without one, your brand looks incomplete.
One-Click Conversion
Forget Photoshop clipping masks and level adjustments. Upload your logo, the tool converts every pixel to pure white (#FFFFFF), and you download a crisp transparent PNG in seconds.
Production-Ready Everywhere
Website headers, email signatures, video overlays, event banners, dark merchandise, printed materials — every detail preserved, just recolored to white with no visible edges or artifacts.
Print & Merch Spec
Screen printers and embroidery services request: transparent PNG, logo in #FFFFFF, 2000px+ resolution. That's exactly the output. Send it directly — no conversion, no back-and-forth.
Pure White vs Near-White
Pure white (#FFFFFF) gives maximum contrast on dark backgrounds — right for merch, print, and presentations. For video overlays, a near-white (#F0F0F0) with a soft shadow often integrates better.
Brands that made white their signature
Apple
#F5F5F7Apple's white logo on MacBooks and iPhones is arguably the most-seen logo in the world — white communicates clean simplicity and premium minimalism at every scale.
Nike
#F0F0F0Nike deploys a white swoosh on coloured apparel and dark substrates constantly — it's the default choice for high-contrast sportswear branding across every product line.
PlayStation
#F5F5F5PlayStation's white mark dominates gaming hardware and packaging — engineered to read cleanly on black consoles and dark retail displays every time.
Tesla
#F8F8F8Tesla uses white-on-dark treatments across its vehicles, website, and events — white communicates clean energy, forward-thinking design, and deliberate restraint.
Adidas
#FFFFFFAdidas white three-stripe marks appear on coloured apparel worldwide — white is the default for maximum flexibility across every garment colour in the range.
Spotify
#F5F5F5Spotify uses its white logo in editorial and institutional contexts, giving what is normally a casual streaming brand a serious, authoritative voice on light and dark surfaces alike.
How to Make Your Logo White
Upload your logo
Drop in a PNG, JPG, WebP, or SVG file. A PNG with a transparent background gives the cleanest result. If your logo sits on a solid background, remove the background first so only the mark itself is recolored.
Open the Logo Styler and choose Solid mode
Solid mode recolors every visible pixel in a single pass. A logo with several colors becomes one flat color, and any transparency in the file is left untouched.
Set the color to white (#FFFFFF)
Pure white gives the strongest contrast on dark backgrounds. For print on warm or cream stock, a near-white such as #F5F5F0 reads less stark. The preview updates as you pick, so you can compare shades before exporting.
Download the transparent PNG
Export the result as a PNG with transparency preserved. The file drops straight onto a dark website header, a presentation slide, a video overlay, or a merchandise mockup with no further editing.
Make Your Logo White — in the editor
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Where to Use a White Logo
Dark Mode Websites
Ensure your logo stands out on dark-themed websites and apps. Dark mode is now the default for many users — you need a white logo variant.
Video & Streaming
White logos overlay cleanly on video footage, YouTube intros, and live streams without obscuring the content underneath.
Merchandise & Print
White logos on dark t-shirts, hoodies, caps, and promotional items create sharp contrast that gets noticed.
Presentations & Slides
Place your white logo on bold, dark slide backgrounds for a sleek, modern, professional look in keynotes and pitch decks.
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How to Make a Logo White in Canva (And Get It Out With a Transparent Background)
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How to Make a Logo White in Figma (Vector, Raster, and the Component Case)
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How to Change a Logo Color in Figma (4 Methods, Step by Step)
A complete guide to recoloring a logo in Figma — the Fill row, the Selection colors panel that swaps one hex everywhere at once, the clipped-rectangle trick for placed PNGs, and why the export panel has no WebP.
Make Your First White Logo in 10 Seconds
Used by 16,000+ marketers, founders and small businesses for dark mode, merch, and presentations. Upload your logo and get a white transparent PNG — pure #FFFFFF, transparency preserved, no signup.