Logos for the lists you already work from.

Collection · S&P 500

Dashboards and reports that list the whole index

496 S&P 500 companies are currently in the catalog (constituent list as of September 25, 2026). 3 constituents are not in it yet: BEN, KIM, TPL.

An index table mixes wide wordmarks, square icons and one-letter tickers. Here the logos are framed on the same canvas with the same margin, so a long column reads as one set instead of a mix of image sizes. Companies also have white versions for dark backgrounds, and a lookup that accepts the ticker the way your data feed writes it (BRK-B or BRK.B), including a former ticker such as FB for Meta.

Request a logo by ticker. A sample from the public preview set:

<img src="https://img.brandmarks.dev/logos/v1/mark/NVDA.svg" width="40" height="40" alt="NVIDIA">

The other companies in the index are available through the API with a publishable key. See the quick start and the ticker lookup guide.

Collection · ETF holdings

Holdings tables in fund emails, factsheets and reports

1,667 catalog companies have a stock ticker; 262 of them trade on exchanges outside the US.

Fund holdings span US shares, share classes, ADRs and foreign listings, and the symbol that comes out of a holdings file is rarely the one a logo site uses. Brandmarks resolves the spellings a data feed produces and keeps the logos on one canvas, so a holdings column lines up whether the company is a household name or a mid-cap. Marks come in stored 64, 128 and 1080 px PNG widths as well as SVG; full logos come in 400 and 2000 px.

In a spreadsheet, a column of tickers becomes a column of logos:

=IMAGE("https://brandmarks-api.brandmarks-web.workers.dev/v1/logo/"&A2&"?format=png&token="&$B$1,1)

Email clients and document tools differ in how they load remote images, so test your finished message or file; see email, slides & PDFs and the Google Sheets and Excel guides.

Collection · Crypto

Exchanges, wallets, miners and the companies around them

34 crypto-industry companies and brands are currently in the catalog.

Crypto coverage mixes listed companies, such as COIN, HOOD, MSTR andCRCL, with exchanges, wallet makers and infrastructure firms that have no ticker of their own. The listed ones resolve like any other ticker; the others are found by company ID, or by website domain where one is on record. Either way they sit on the same canvas as the rest of the catalog, so a news page, portfolio tracker or research note can list them without sizing each logo by hand.

This is a set of companies, not a token directory: coin and token symbols are not looked up, and the catalog makes no promise of coverage for any particular crypto company. See other identifiers. Logo images for this set are delivered through the API; they are not in the public preview set.