Site Logo Fetcher
Extract the best logo or favicon from any website. We check apple-touch-icon, favicon links, HTML meta tags, and fall back to Google's favicon service. Cached for 7 days.
REST API
/api/v1/site-logo?url= with a full website URL to fetch its logo.Parameters
urlFull website URL (e.g. https://github.com). Must include the protocol (http:// or https://).Example
Response
How it works
Three steps to get the best logo from any website.
Enter a URL
Provide any website URL. We accept any valid URL with http:// or https:// protocol.
We scan for logos
We check apple-touch-icon, static favicon paths, parse HTML for icon links, and fall back to Google's favicon service.
Get the best match
Receive a JSON response with the highest-quality logo URL found. Results are cached for 7 days so subsequent requests are instant.
Why use this tool
Built for developers who need reliable logo extraction without the hassle of parsing HTML themselves.
Smart detection
Checks multiple sources in priority order: apple-touch-icon, static favicon paths, HTML link tags, then Google's favicon service. Returns the highest-quality match.
7-day cache
Results are cached in Cloudflare KV for 7 days. Repeat requests resolve instantly without hitting the target site. Reduces load and speeds up your app.
Simple REST API
One endpoint, one parameter, zero authentication. Pass a URL, get a JSON response with the logo URL. Works with curl, fetch, Axios, or any HTTP client.
Graceful fallback
Even if a site has no favicon configured, we fall back to Google's favicon service which covers virtually every domain on the web. You always get a usable result.
Common use cases
Whether you are building link previews, a directory, or a browser extension, logo fetching is a common need.
Enrich link cards with site logos. Show a recognizable icon alongside shared URLs in chat apps, social feeds, or content management systems.
Used by messaging platforms, social networks, and CMS tools that display link previews.
Auto-populate tool, app, or company logos when building directory listings. Save submitters the hassle of uploading icons manually.
Used by product directories, startup databases, and comparison sites that aggregate listings.
Fetch logos for bookmarks, open tabs, or browsing history. Display recognizable site icons in dashboards, tab managers, or productivity tools.
Used by tab managers, bookmark organizers, and productivity extensions that display site metadata.