The open brand SVG logo library
Search a brand, then paste its logo as plain SVG or as a React or Vue icon component. Brand logos and cloud icons, kept clean and consistent, free under the MIT licence.
SVG icons for React, Vue and plain HTML.
One library for the logos you keep hunting for, in the format your stack wants.
- Brand logos as clean SVGEach logo is a tidy, optimised SVG you can drop into a page, a slide or a design file without cleaning it up first.
- Icon components for ReactInstall the React package and import logos as typed components, so only the icons you use end up in your bundle.
- Icon components for VueThe Vue package gives you the same library as Vue components, with the same names as the React set.
- CLI and CDNPull a logo into a project from the command line, or link it straight from the CDN when you do not want a build step.
- An MCP server for AI assistantsCoding assistants can search the library and fetch the right logo through the MCP server instead of guessing a URL.
- Open source, MIT licensedThe code and the packages are MIT licensed. Brand marks stay subject to their owners' trademark rights.
Install the icon package for your framework.
Pick React or Vue; the command copies in one tap.
npm i @thesvg/reactAbout theSVG.
Is theSVG free to use?
Yes. theSVG is open source under the MIT licence, so you can use it in personal and commercial projects. The brand logos themselves remain trademarks of their owners, so follow each brand's own usage guidelines.
How do I use the icons in React?
Run npm i @thesvg/react and import the logo you need as a component. Only the icons you import are bundled.
Is there a Vue package?
Yes. Run npm i @thesvg/vue to use the same library as Vue components.
Can I use the SVG files without a framework?
Yes. Every logo is available as a plain SVG file: copy it from thesvg.org, link it from the CDN or pull it into a project with the CLI.
Does theSVG work with AI coding assistants?
Yes. theSVG ships an MCP server, so assistants that support the Model Context Protocol can search the library and fetch logos directly.
Find the logo, paste it, move on.
Search the whole library on thesvg.org, or read the code on GitHub.