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Analyze websites to extract logos, colors, fonts, and assets. The ultimate brand auditor sidebar. Ever needed a logo from a website but couldn't find a download link? Or wanted to know exactly what shade of blue a company uses? Yeah, me too. That's why I built this. Brand Selector scans any webpage and finds all the brand assets hiding in plain sight – SVGs, favicons, app icons, you name it. No more right-clicking and hoping for the best, or digging through source code. WHAT IT DOES • Finds logos automatically – SVGs, PNGs, favicons, and social images • Extracts the color palette – see every color used and copy hex codes instantly • Detects fonts – know exactly what typeface you're looking at • Downloads everything as a ZIP – one click, all assets, properly organized ACTUALLY USEFUL FEATURES The Style tab shows you the dominant colors with their percentages, so you can tell primary from accent colors at a glance. Export as CSS variables or Tailwind config if you're a developer. The Remix tab is fun – it generates new logo concepts using the brand's own colors. Great for mood boards or quick mockups. Copy embed code in HTML, React, or Markdown format. Ready to paste wherever you need it. WHO IT'S FOR Designers grabbing references. Developers matching brand guidelines. Marketers making quick decks. Anyone who's ever thought "I just need that logo real quick." NO NONSENSE - Works offline after install - No account needed - No tracking or analytics - No watermarks or limits Built on FreeLogoAPI.com – same data that powers brand kits across the web.
Jan 8, 2026
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Developer website
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Contact email
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