Logobook

Logobook is a minimalist archive of black and white logos collected from around the world. It focuses on simplicity and categorization, giving you a quick way to browse identity marks by type, shape, industry, or name. The site strips out everything but the logos themselves. No case studies, no deep dives, just raw visual inspiration for identity work.

The archive includes thousands of logos, from well-known international brands to smaller, lesser-known symbols that still carry strong design value. Everything is displayed on a plain white background, so you’re not distracted by mockups or context. The focus is purely on the form and construction of the marks, which makes it a solid reference when you’re sketching, building a system, or just trying to see how others have handled structure and balance.

It is not the most comprehensive or up-to-date resource, but as a quick-hit reference library, Logobook does the job. The categorization system helps when you are looking for marks by shape or concept, and the black and white-only approach keeps the focus on structure.