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A Logo Index account turns browsing into an organized research workflow. Save useful logos, add private notes, build collections and quickly return to designs you have previously explored.
Keep useful logos in one place instead of searching for the same designs again later.
Attach private references, observations and project ideas directly to your saved logos.
Organize logos into separate boards for projects, clients, research and visual inspiration.
Quickly return to logos you have recently explored without searching the archive again.
Separate saved references by topic or purpose so useful material remains easy to find.
Manage favorites, notes, collections and browsing history from one dedicated member dashboard.
The archive itself is the product. Browse current and historic marks, then move into company context, documented meaning, designers, dates and identity history.
Move through the archive from the angle that matters to you: market, visual structure, time period or geography.
See how identity changes between automotive, finance, fashion, sports, technology and more.
Explore circles, shields, monograms, animals, red marks, blue marks and other recurring structures.
Browse identities across decades and compare historic marks with current systems.
Compare branding traditions, visual language and naming patterns across markets.
The archive itself is the product. Browse current and historic marks, then move into company context, documented meaning, designers, dates and identity history.

The Columbia Fireflies identity centers on a bright firefly against a night-sky badge. See how it differs from the franchise’s earlier Savannah Sand Gnats mark.
The Trail Blazers’ pinwheel has anchored the team identity since 1970. See how its wordmarks, colors and presentation changed across six stages.

Cactus Jack’s crossed-letter wordmark identifies Travis Scott’s creative label across music and collaborations, with a distinct CJ variation created for Dior’s 2022 collection.

From Tostitos in Arizona to Vizio in Pasadena, the BCS championship badges changed with each game’s sponsor and host site. See the visual stages from 2007 through 2014.
Practical tools for designers and brand teams, integrated into the same ecosystem as the archive.
Build a usable visual system from a few brand choices, then refine it into production-ready tokens, component states and Figma variables.
Create professional brand guidelines for logo usage, colors, typography, layout, imagery, iconography, accessibility and digital UI, then preview and export the complete guide.
Compare curated Google Font pairings, build a responsive type system, test accessibility and export typography tokens to Figma, CSS, Tailwind and JSON.
Logo Index is built as a research archive, not a logo dump. We prioritize official brand materials, trademark records, original design agencies, historical archives and reputable published sources. When a designer, date or meaning cannot be verified, we say so.
Official materials, registrations, original agencies and archives take priority.
Visual description is separated from documented brand meaning.
Ownership, revivals and corporate continuity are verified rather than assumed.
Unsupported dates, designers and font claims are not upgraded into facts.
Every filter, attribute, and detail you need to study brand identity.
From Aerospace to VR/AR — every sector indexed.
Argentina to Vietnam, discover regional design language.
Blue, Red, Gold, Teal — filter the entire archive by hue.
Circle, Triangle, Lines, Waves, 3D and more.
Trace identity evolution from the 1950s to today.
Attribution included when reliably documented.
Understand the strategy behind the design.
Find visually related logos by shape, style, or composition.