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Logo Grid Maker
Build a Clean Trusted By Logo Wall
Drop in client or partner logos of any shape and size. They can be auto-trimmed and scaled using a bounding-box approximation, then arranged in a tidy grid you can drop on your site.
Drop your logos here
or choose files · up to 40 logos
PNG, JPEG or WebP · up to 10 MB each · processed on this device
Preview
0 logos
Does not change exported background.
Add a few logos to build your wall
Preview scales to fit. The PNG uses the exact dimensions shown above.
File and export limits
40 files maximum; 10 MB each; 16 megapixels per decoded source and 32 megapixels across loaded source images. Exports are limited to 8000 px per side and 16 megapixels. Pixel checks happen after decoding; available device memory may impose a lower limit.
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Make a Trusted By Section That Looks Designed
A row of client, partner, or press logos is one of the most powerful trust signals on a website. The problem? Real logos come in wildly different shapes - tall icons, wide wordmarks, square badges - and dropping them in raw makes the section look messy. Use automatic trimming as a starting point, then inspect the balance.
The secret: optical normalization
Instead of forcing every logo into the same pixel box, the grid maker trims the empty space around each logo and then scales them to a comparable bounding-box size. The result is a row where a slim wordmark and a chunky icon feel balanced - with the result still requiring a visual check.
How to use it
Upload all your logos at once (transparent PNGs give the cleanest result).
Set the number of columns, spacing, and logo size.
Pick a transparent or colored background, and optionally grayscale everything for a uniform look.
Download the PNG and drop it into your trusted by, our clients, or as seen in section.
Why grayscale?
Many sites show partner logos in a single gray tone so they look consistent and don't clash, then reveal full color on hover. Grayscale gives you that polished, uniform strip.
Is it free and private?
Yes - free, no sign-up, and every logo stays in your browser.
Why client logo walls look messy — and how normalisation fixes it
A “trusted by” or “as seen in” strip collects logos that were never designed to sit together: a tall crest next to a long wordmark, a heavy black logo beside a thin grey one. Placing them at the same width or the same height both fail — wordmarks become huge or crests become tiny. What designers do by eye is balance visual weight, roughly the area each logo covers. The Grid Maker does this automatically, scaling each logo so they appear equally prominent.
Preparing the logos
Use transparent PNGs or SVG exports. Logos on white boxes show visible rectangles on anything but white. Remove backgrounds first with the Background Remover.
Trim empty space. Extra transparent margins make a logo look smaller than its neighbours after normalisation.
Use the horizontal version where one exists; stacked logos are harder to balance in a row.
Monochrome or full colour?
Most polished logo walls convert every logo to one colour — grey on light backgrounds, white on dark. It stops a single brightly coloured logo from dominating and makes the section feel designed rather than collected. Use the Logo Color Changer to create matching single-colour versions, then build the grid.
Permission and placement
Only display logos of clients, partners or publications you have genuinely worked with or been featured in, and follow any brand guidelines they provide — many companies require permission before their logo is used as an endorsement. Place the strip near the top of your homepage or beside a call to action, where it supports trust at the moment of decision.
Exporting for the web
Export at 2× the width it will be displayed on your site (for a 1100 px wide content area, export around 2200 px), then compress with the Image Compressor or convert to WebP. Add descriptive alt text such as “Logos of clients including Acme, Brightside and Northwind” rather than leaving it empty.