Your website’s “trusted by” strip
One calm row under the headline, close to the main button: the first proof a new visitor sees.
Make a “trusted by” logo wall from a list of websites
Paste your customers' websites and get their logos in one even grid, sized to match, in full color, gray, white or black.
- Free, no sign-up
- Every logo sized to match
- White, black, gray or color
- PNG, SVG and a ZIP
Drop the logo to open it
Keep finding logos, free
More pictures from the site
Click a logo to try the next one found on that site, or to take it out.
Working
Turn this logo into 3D
Animated 3D logo videos for Reels, TikTok and YouTube, glossy 3D images and 3D print files, made in your browser in seconds.
How it looks
How to make a logo wall
Four steps and one download. Every company's logo comes from its own website.
Paste the websites
Paste the addresses of your customers, partners or sponsors. Each one is read by the finder behind the Logo Finder, which pulls any company's logo from its own website, so small local businesses come through as well as famous brands.
Let each logo be found
The best match for each company goes into the grid, read from its own header, icons and page data.
Choose the style
Full color, all gray, all white for a dark section, or all black for a quiet, light one. Every logo is sized to match its neighbors on the same grid.
Download the wall
Save it as a PNG for slides and documents, or as an SVG for websites and design apps.
Why do the logos need sizing to match?
Because logos come in every shape. Give a tall crest and a long wordmark the same width and one looks huge, the other tiny.
Designers balance a logo wall by eye. Wide logos get less height, compact ones a little more, until every logo carries the same visual weight and no company looks more important than another. A wall that looks even reads as a set: one confident line of proof.
The logo wall maker sizes every logo to match and lines them up on one grid, so the wall is even the moment it appears.
A single style helps too. The same logos all in white, or all in black, read calm and deliberate, and they leave your own call to action as the brightest thing on the page. Full color shines on a plain white strip with room around each logo.
Full color, gray, white or black?
Choose by the section the wall sits in, and by what you want visitors to notice first.
| Style | What it looks like | Put it on | Best when |
|---|---|---|---|
| Full color | Each logo in its own brand colors | White and light sections | The brands' own colors help visitors recognize them, as on a partners page |
| Gray | Every logo in one soft gray | White and light sections | You want the proof to stay quiet so your own button leads the page |
| White | Every logo in white | Dark sections, dark slides, video end cards | You want a calm, premium strip under a dark headline |
| Black | Every logo in black | Light sections, print, proposals | Your own brand color should be the one that leads the page |
Why white logos work so well on dark sections, and how a site switches logos in dark mode: dark-mode logos. One company's white version on its own: the white logo maker.
Where does a logo wall work?
Anywhere a new visitor, buyer or guest asks “who else works with them?”
Pitch decks and proposals
A customers slide in a sales deck, a partners slide for investors, a references page in a tender.
Case studies and one-pagers
A strip of the companies you serve in one industry gives a case study its context in a single glance.
Event sponsor boards
Sponsor walls, backdrops and printed programs show every sponsor at a fair, even size.
Trade show booths
Booth walls, counters and roll-up banners show the brands you work with, all in one style.
Partner and integrations pages
Every company you integrate or partner with, in one even grid that grows as the list does.
Tips for a trusted-by section that earns trust
A logo wall works when every logo is real and every customer is glad to be on it.
Ask each customer first. Logos belong to their owners, and a customer's logo on your site says they work with you. A short email asking to show their logo, and their yes in writing, keeps everyone comfortable.
Lead with names your visitors know. A regional name that their peers recognize can say more than a famous brand from another industry.
Keep one style. All white on dark, or all black on light, looks deliberate. Full color works best on a plain white strip with plenty of space.
Name the companies in the alt text. On a website, give the wall's image alt text that lists the companies it shows, for screen readers and for search engines.
Put a story next to the wall. A link to a case study beside the logos turns “trusted by” into proof.
Refresh it when brands change. Paste the list again and the wall is rebuilt from each company's current website. Need one logo by hand? How to find a company's logo covers every place a company keeps it, and the logo background remover cleans up a file a customer sends you.
How do website searches work?
Each website uses one search. Start without an account, then create a free account when you want to build larger logo walls.
A free account takes a few seconds with Google sign-in and unlocks more searches. The allowance starts fresh each day, and a website that cannot be reached does not use a search.
Pixel sizes for logos on websites, social profiles and print: logo sizes for web, social, email and print.
Link to this tool
Writing about landing pages, sales decks or social proof? Send readers here to build their wall.
Here is the link to copy, or cite the tool as: Proofscene, “Free logo wall maker”, proofscene.com, 2026.
<a href="https://proofscene.com/tools/logo-wall-maker/">Free logo wall maker</a>More free logo tools and guides
- Logo FinderOne company's logo, in every format and version
- White logo makerAny single logo in white, black or one color
- Logo background removerClean up a logo a customer sends you
- How to find a company's logoEvery place a company keeps its logo file
- Dark-mode logosLight versions for dark sections and dark mode
- Logo sizesPixel sizes for web, social, email and print
Logo wall maker FAQ
Short answers about logo walls and “trusted by” sections: sizing, color or gray, SVG, how many logos and placement.
Ask us anythingHow do I make a “trusted by” logo wall?
Paste your customers' websites into the logo wall maker, one per line. Each company's logo is found on its own website and set in one even grid. Choose full color, gray, white or black, set the columns, and download the wall as a PNG or an SVG. Place it right under your page's headline, near the main button.
How do I make different logos look the same size?
Size them by visual weight, not by width: a long wordmark gets less height and a compact symbol a little more, until every logo looks equally important. The logo wall maker does this for you, sizing every logo to match its neighbors and lining them all up on one grid, and the Logo size slider scales the whole set together.
Should client logos be in color or gray?
Gray or one color is the calm default: a row of gray, white or black logos reads as one set and leaves your own button the brightest thing on the page. Full color suits a plain white strip where recognizing each brand matters most, such as a partners page. The logo wall maker switches between them in one click.
Can I download the wall as SVG?
Yes. Download the wall as an SVG for websites, design apps and printed pieces such as sponsor boards and booth graphics: every logo that has a vector stays a vector in it. The PNG suits documents and slides, and a ZIP holds each logo as its own file.
How many logos should a trusted-by section show?
Enough to fill one calm row: five to eight logos on a desktop screen is a common choice, with the rest in a second row or on a customers page. The logo wall maker takes up to 24 websites at a time and sets 2 to 8 logos per row. Each website uses one search, and a free account unlocks more searches for larger walls.
What is a logo wall?
A grid or a strip of the logos of companies you work with, usually titled “Trusted by” or “Our customers”. It shows a visitor at a glance that real businesses already rely on you.
Do I need permission to show customer logos?
Ask first. Logos belong to their owners, and a logo on your site says that company works with you. A short email and a written yes keep it clear for both sides.
Can I make all the logos white for a dark background?
Yes. Choose White and every logo turns white on a transparent background, ready for a dark section, a dark slide or a video.
Where should a trusted-by section go on a website?
High on the page: under the headline and near the main button, where visitors decide whether to read on. A smaller strip beside a sign-up or contact form works well too.
How useful was this tool?
Trusted by your customers? Show them their job in 3D
Proofscene turns a proof sheet into an interactive 3D proof on your own branded link, so every customer on your wall sees the finished job before it prints.
Free account · No credit card · Built by print people