Stackexchange Logo

About this Stackexchange logo

This is a single-color (solid black) rendering of the Stackexchange logo, from the Simple Icons icon library. Because it's mono, you can recolor it in CSS with `color` or `fill` — handy when your design system wants the logo in a brand color, grey, or white-on-dark.

The file is rendered on a transparent background, so it drops straight onto any surface without showing a box around it. If you’re using it on the web, the SVG is almost always the right pick — it stays sharp on retina screens, scales to any size without losing detail, and usually weighs less than the equivalent PNG.

Which file should you download?

Go with the SVG if you want to recolor the logo in CSS. Pick a PNG when you need a ready-to-ship raster image and you are happy with black as the color. Here’s a quick rule of thumb for the three PNG sizes we ship:

• 200×200 — favicons, inline icons in email signatures, small avatars.
• 400×400 — social media profile pictures, blog preview cards, slide thumbnails.
• 800×800 — retina hero images, Open Graph previews, and anywhere you need room to scale without resampling.
• SVG — your default for websites, apps, component libraries, and anywhere the logo might be resized by CSS.

Embedding the Stackexchange logo in your project

Grab the URL from the block above and drop it into your markup. A few common patterns:

<img src="https://dl.svgcdn.com/svg/simple-icons/stackexchange.svg" alt="Stackexchange logo" width="120" height="120" />

.stackexchange-mark {
  background: url('https://dl.svgcdn.com/svg/simple-icons/stackexchange.svg') center / contain no-repeat;
  width: 48px;
  height: 48px;
}

![Stackexchange logo](https://dl.svgcdn.com/png/simple-icons/stackexchange-400.png)

<Image
  src="https://dl.svgcdn.com/svg/simple-icons/stackexchange.svg"
  alt="Stackexchange logo"
  width={96}
  height={96}
/>

A note on trademark and usage

Stackexchange is a trademark of its owner. The file on this page is sourced from the Simple Icons open-source icon library and made available here for convenience. You’re free to use it in personal projects, documentation, developer tools, and technical articles — but before putting the logo on marketing material, merchandise, or a product that competes with Stackexchange, check Stackexchange’s brand guidelines. Most companies publish a press or brand page with rules about clear space, acceptable colors, and what you can’t do (stretching it, changing colors, rotating it).

Why this page exists

If you’ve ever hunted for a specific brand logo and ended up with a blurry Google Images screenshot, you know the pain. SuperDev Pro aggregates brand assets from open icon sets and re-exports them as clean SVG and PNG at sensible sizes, so you can grab the stackexchange logo in two clicks instead of ten tabs. No signup, no watermark, no email capture.