Before you publish
Usage & trademarks
The files here are free to download. That is not the same as free to use however you like — here is the short version of the difference.
The marks are not ours
Every logo on Logikk is the trademark of the company it belongs to. Hosting a file does not transfer any right to it, and downloading one does not grant you a licence. Logikk claims no ownership over any mark in the catalogue.
What these files are for
They are here for identification and reference — the same reason a news article shows a company's logo next to a story about it. Typical uses that rely on this are:
- Referring to a company in an article, presentation, or comparison
- Showing which payment methods or services an integration supports
- Design mockups, prototypes, and internal documentation
What they are not for
Do not use a mark in a way that suggests the brand endorses, sponsors, or is affiliated with you. Do not put one on merchandise, in your own logo, or anywhere it could mislead someone about who they are dealing with. Several brands in this catalogue — banks, public services, and identity providers among them — are frequently impersonated, and misuse of those marks carries real legal and criminal exposure.
Check the brand's own guidelines
Most of the companies here publish brand guidelines covering clear space, minimum size, approved colour variants, and permitted contexts. Those guidelines take precedence over anything on this page. If a brand's terms and this page disagree, follow the brand.
Accuracy
Files are collected from public sources and reproduced without modification. They may be out of date if a brand has since refreshed its identity. If you spot an outdated or incorrect file, tell us and we will replace it.
Removal requests
If you represent a brand listed here and want its mark removed, email [email protected]. No formal notice is needed — a request from the trademark owner is enough, and it will be actioned promptly.
Not legal advice
This page describes how Logikk operates. It is not legal advice. If your intended use is commercial or you are unsure whether it is permitted, talk to a lawyer or ask the brand directly.