logo_url field. It’s a ready-to-use PNG that needs no extra setup. For most apps, that’s all you need.
logo_url:
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When you need more than the default PNG
logo_url always points to a 200×200 PNG on a CDN. If you need a different format or size, or want logos bundled into your own build instead of hotlinking a third-party CDN, use ngx-logos directly.
It’s the same community-maintained package that logo_url is generated from, and it also ships WebP and favicon-sized ICOs (16/32/48px), which the API doesn’t expose.
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Bulk-copy logos into your project
The CLI copies whichever formats and symbols you need straight into your app. This is handy for a build step that bundles logos as static assets instead of fetching them at runtime.Direct CDN URLs, no install needed
If you just want a URL for a specific format the API doesn’t return, jsDelivr serves the package directly:Logos are community-maintained and licensed for use as a convenience resource. Brand assets remain the property of their respective companies. See the package’s license for details.
List companies reference
See
logo_url alongside price, market cap, and sector fieldsngx-logos on GitHub
Source, CONTRIBUTING guide, and the full list of formats