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company-logos

Build consistent rows and grids of brand logos using Iconify Simple Icons. Place marks in 64×64 visual boxes, adjust their size and alignment, and add accessible labels where needed for integration lists, partners, or tool badges.

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Use Iconify Simple Icons logos (64x64) instead of text logos.

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Good for

  • Displaying logos in an integrations grid
  • Aligning customer and partner logos
  • Giving tool badges a consistent appearance
  • Adding accessible labels to interactive logos

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SKILL.md (original)

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Company Logos Skill

Use When

  • A design needs recognizable brand marks without embedding custom SVG files or rendering company names as plain text.
  • Logo rows, integrations grids, customer proof, partner lists, and tool badges need consistent icon treatment.

Workflow

  1. Use Iconify Simple Icons as the default source for brand logos.
  2. Render each logo in a 64x64 visual box, then scale the inner SVG to the composition density.
  3. Keep logos monochrome by default; use brand color only when the surrounding design needs recognition more than restraint.
  4. Align logos to a shared baseline or center grid so rows feel intentional.
  5. Add accessible labels when logos are interactive or communicate important proof.

Guardrails

  • Do not use typed company names as a replacement for logos unless no icon exists.
  • Do not mix filled, outline, emoji, bitmap, and wordmark styles in one row.
  • Do not hotlink random logo assets from search results.

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