
Logoipsum.com
Free Logo Directory
Browse 202 free placeholder logos in SVG for mockups, UI designs, and developer-friendly workflows at Logoipsum.com.

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About tool
Logoipsum.com offers 207 free, ready-to-use placeholder logos in a variety of styles and compositions—made to quickly fill logo space in mockups and UI projects while you’re still shaping your product design.
Each logo is available as SVG (and also shown with PNG options), so you can copy or download assets and scale them cleanly for layout testing. Use the placeholders in your design workflow to visualize where a brand mark will go, without waiting for the final logo.
Browse across categories like logogram, logomark, logotype, symbols, circular, geometric, rounded, and illustrative styles, and customize color when you need the placeholder to better match your direction. These are fictional replacement/dummy logos intended for mockups—use them in personal and commercial projects following the license restrictions, with the expectation that you’ll replace them with a real brand asset for final branding.
What is Logoipsum.com used for?
It’s a library of placeholder logos for mockups and UI projects—use it to represent a logo where a final brand mark isn’t ready yet.
What file format are the logos available in?
Logos are available as SVG, with PNG also provided. SVG is vector-based and scales well for design layouts.
Can I copy a logo’s SVG into my design tool?
Yes. You can copy the SVG and paste it into common design workflows.
Can I change the color of a placeholder logo?
Yes. You can customize the logo color so the placeholder fits your mockup’s look.
Can I use these placeholder logos in commercial projects?
Yes, you can use them in both personal and commercial projects, including modifying and reusing them for product examples—while following the license restrictions.
Are these placeholders meant to be the final brand logo?
No. They’re replacement/dummy logos intended for temporary use and should be replaced eventually with a real logo for final branding.