270+ Free SVG Logos of Popular Websites and Apps

270-free-svg-logos-cover

Super Tiny Icons is a collection of more than 270 super small SVG logos of some of the most popular websites and apps. The size of each logo is under 1KB.

These logos will load super fast on your website as their average size is under 465 bytes. They look sharp and can be easily scaled up or down.

You can upload them on your site or use in diverse personal or commercial projects. You can do whatever you want with these logos within the terms of the MIT license.

List of logos by categories

Social media sites

flickrFacebookTumblrTwitterLinkedInInstagram
redditPinterestVKMastodonimgurSlack
dev.toGoodreadsTikTokFriendica
Social-media-sites-SVG-logos

Media sites (audio, video, etc.)

SoundCloud
Vimeo
Spotify
YouTube
Apple MusicBandcamp
DeezeriHeartRadioKodi
media-sites-free-SVG-logos

Google

GoogleGoogle PlayGmailGoogle calendarGoogle collaborative toolsGoogle docs editors
Google driveGoogle meetGoogle MapsGoogle ScholarGoogle Drive
Google-SVG-logos


Instant messaging & communication apps

WhatsAppTelegramSkypeSnapchatWeChatSignal
PhoneLINEViberMailchimpThreemaMattermost
ProtonmailXMPP/JabberTutanotaMessengerDiscordZoom
WireTeamspeakElement
instant-messaging-apps-SVG-logos

Web browsers

ChromeFirefoxSamsung InternetEdgeOperaSafariChromium
web-browsers-SVG-logos

Operating systems

AndroidArch LinuxGNU/LinuxUbuntuWindowsElementary OS
DebianLinux MintmacOS
Operating-systems-SVG-logos

Podcasts

iTunesGooglePocket CastsStitcherTuneInOvercast
Podcasts-SVG-logos

Internet

RSSMailEmailHTML5WiFiW3C
UnicodeMarkdownHAMLmicroformats
Internet-free-SVG-logos

General

Hacker NewsStackOverflowStackExchangeWordPressGitHubWikipedia
GitLabMeetupeBayKickstarterYahoo!Evernote
YammerBloggerCloudflareAmazonStravaDribbble
CodePenDigitalOceanMediumAirBnBDeliciousDisqus
GhostSketchTrelloQQBadooYelp
WorkatoUntappdVivinoApereoTwilioPlex
XINGPinboardInternet ArchiveAccessBaiduTwitch
OK.ruPocketStumbleUponOpencastBufferUpwork
Duck Duck GoBingIMDbHerokuResearch GateOpenCores
OpenBenchesTripAdvisorSentryBehanceTaiga.ioCoil.com
GlitchAngelListJellyfinGandiKaggleHumble Bundle
freeCodeCampCodebergBitBucketEtsy
popular-sites-free-SVG-logos

Why use SVG logos?

Using SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) files is not mandatory. However, they bring a series of advantages. Here are a few of them:

  • They are scalable – this means that SVG images will look great on any kind of resolution (because they are vector based), be it a retina display or a mobile device display.
  • They are small – SVG files are much smaller than other image formats, so they won’t slow down your website at all.
  • Highly customizable – they can be edited just like regular images, using graphic editing programs or can be adjusted in a text editor by changing their markup. SVG images can be also animated.
  • SEO friendly – Google can crawl and index SVGs as standalone files or even if they’re embedded in the HTML markup.

How to add SVG images to WordPress

You can’t upload SVG images in WordPress by default. WordPress doesn’t allow you to do this for security reasons.

The easiest was to safely enable SVG support in WordPress is to use a dedicated plugin like Safe SVG.

Simply install this WordPress plugin and upload SVG images without getting any errors. It works pretty straightforward, there are no settings, the plugin will sanitize your SVG files to stop vulnerabilities.

Once uploaded, you can insert your SVG images in pages/posts, widgets or use them as site logos, etc.

That’s it guys, let me know if you find these logos useful, in the comments below.

Leave a Comment

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *