Logos for README Files
A practical set of recognizable logos for project READMEs, documentation and stack sections.
Collection guide
Build a README people can scan
A good README explains the project before it asks someone to install anything. Recognizable technology logos make the stack, supported platforms and integrations easier to scan—but only when they support the text instead of replacing it.
This collection brings together source control, languages, frameworks, infrastructure and testing tools that frequently appear in open-source documentation. Every logo links to an individual workspace where you can choose a variant, copy SVG or JSX, and download a production-ready file.
Practical guidelines
- Keep logo sizes consistent, even when their original aspect ratios differ.
- Use symbols for compact technology rows and wordmarks for sponsors or major integrations.
- Add descriptive alt text and keep the technology names available as text.
- Prefer official color variants on neutral backgrounds; use monochrome variants when the document has a strict visual system.
Where these logos work well
Use them in technology stack sections, compatibility tables, architecture overviews, integration directories and contributor documentation. Check each brand's trademark guidance before implying sponsorship or endorsement.
