Logos for every company in the S&P 500

Every company in the S&P 500 — both full logos with branding and text, and simplified logomarks — exported as SVG and PNG. A Figma library with every logo as a reusable component is included.

The S&P 500 reshuffles a few times a year. You'll get free updates whenever the index changes — new logos drop into your library automatically.

Commercial use is permitted in your products, dashboards, presentations, and client work. Redistribution of the pack itself is not allowed.

Yes — the free demo includes a curated sample of logos in all three formats so you can validate quality and fit before purchasing.

Every logo is manually drawn and optimized for a consistent visual weight, grid, and corner radius. No autotracing, no rough exports.

They're hand-drawn references to each company's publicly visible brand mark, intended to identify the company in editorial and product contexts (dashboards, research, news, fintech UIs). They aren't licensed by the companies themselves — use them to identify, not to imply endorsement or affiliation.

Your purchase comes with a download link that always serves the latest version of the pack. When the S&P 500 reshuffles or a logo gets refined, just re-download from the same link. No subscription, no extra fee.

Yes. Tickericons has an MCP server at https://tickericons.com/api/mcp that works with Claude Code, Cursor, and other MCP clients. Your agent looks up a ticker and gets the SVG from the latest set. It is included with the full pack: add the server, then sign in with the license key from your purchase. Setup steps are at tickericons.com/mcp.

Yes. Logos ship as SVG, so you can resize them losslessly and recolor any path in your editor or via CSS (set fill="currentColor" and theme them with one variable). PNGs are also included for raster contexts.

By the company's ticker symbol, lowercase — e.g. aapl.svg, msft.svg, brk-b.svg. That makes them trivial to look up programmatically: `${ticker}.svg` and you're done.

The pack covers the S&P 500 and, with it, every company in the S&P 100. Together that is roughly 80% of U.S. equity market capitalization, so it tends to be enough for most dashboards and equity research. Other index packs (Nasdaq-100, Russell, international) are on the roadmap. Reach out if a specific one would unblock you.