To get a logo URL, locate the logo image online and copy its image address.
Here's a step-by-step guide:
- Find the Logo: Locate the logo you want to get the URL for on a website.
- Right-Click (or Equivalent): Right-click on the logo image. On some devices (like touchscreens), you might need to long-press or use an equivalent gesture to bring up the context menu.
- Copy Image Address: In the context menu that appears, look for an option like "Copy Image Address," "Copy Image URL," or something similar. The exact wording varies depending on your browser.
- Paste the URL: The image's URL is now copied to your clipboard. You can paste it into a text editor, document, or anywhere you need it. You can also paste it into your browser's address bar to verify that it points directly to the image.
Why You Might Need a Logo URL:
- Embedding in Websites or Emails: You can use the logo URL to directly embed the logo in your website's HTML or in email templates. This avoids having to upload the image to your own server.
- Using with APIs: Some APIs require you to provide a URL for the logo, rather than uploading the image directly.
- Creating Clickable Logos: A common web design practice is to make a logo clickable, linking back to the homepage or a specific landing page. You'll need the logo's URL to do this effectively.
