ClearLogo

About ClearLogo

ClearLogo is a logo API for product interfaces, built on the observation that most logo endpoints return an image file and stop there, leaving the caller with everything that actually breaks in a UI: inconsistent sizing, transparent marks invisible on dark backgrounds, hidden whitespace that renders a logo tiny and off-centre in a table cell, and URLs unsafe to expose in frontend code. ClearLogo takes a domain and returns a background-aware, ratio-fitted asset ready to drop into an img tag. One fill rule covers circles, squares, table cells, cards and avatars, so the same endpoint serves a CRM row and a dashboard tile without per-surface CSS. It preserves the colour or canvas that makes a mark recognisable rather than flattening everything to a transparent PNG, and trims invisible padding so logos sit where they should. For frontend use it issues domain-locked browser URLs while server keys stay private, which is the piece that usually forces teams to proxy a logo API through their own backend. There is a live playground for testing any domain against light and dark backgrounds and square or circular shapes before writing code, plus a gallery and a docs site available in a dozen languages. The free tier is generous enough to run a real prototype — 5,000 requests a day without a card — and the paid tiers mainly raise key counts, domains per key and daily ceilings.

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