A logo wall for the people
behind the work.

A logo wall is a static grid of brand marks. It is a useful way to show a client list, acknowledge event sponsors or bring your partners together in one section. Every logo stays visible in the layout, and the grid wraps as its container gets narrower.

How to create a responsive logo wall

  1. Add your logos. Open the builder in logo wall mode and upload PNG or JPG files. Auto-trim crops transparent padding and uniform outer backgrounds.
  2. Arrange your grid. Drag the logos into order, or use the up and down arrows. Set readable alternative text and an optional full website URL for each brand.
  3. Choose the treatment. Keep original colors, use monochrome logos or reveal their color on hover and keyboard focus. Add tiles and adjust the corner radius.
  4. Check small screens. Switch to mobile preview. Logo size and spacing are capped on narrow screens, and the columns adapt to the available width.
  5. Embed your logo wall. Host the supplied JavaScript and stylesheet together. Enter that folder’s absolute URL. Download the HTML + images ZIP, upload the image folder and copy the generated HTML to your website.

Client logos, sponsor logos,
your own rhythm.

Client logo wall

Keep a client section understated with the clean style or a monochrome treatment. Use a consistent visual size, and order the marks intentionally. Only display logos you have permission to use.

Sponsor logo grid

Use rounded cards to give logos with different proportions their own space. LogoFlow currently uses equally sized cells; sponsor tiers with different prominence can be created as separate embedded walls.

Partner logo section

Add individual links so visitors can explore each partner. Original colors can help recognizable marks stand out, while the color-on-hover treatment gives the whole section a quieter default appearance.

Logo wall or logo slider?

Choose a wall when you want the full collection visible in a wrapping grid. Choose a slider when you want a continuously moving row in a compact section. Switch between both layouts in the same editor without uploading the logos again.

Explore the logo slider builder

Common questions

Can I add links to a logo wall?

Yes. Add an absolute HTTPS or HTTP URL to each logo. Links open in a new tab. A logo without a URL remains an image rather than an empty link.

Will the logo wall work on mobile?

Yes. The embedded grid adapts to its container, with separate desktop and mobile column settings. The mobile preview helps you check the same design in a narrow layout.

Do I need to upload the images to my server?

Yes. Download the HTML + images ZIP and upload the processed image files. The embed references their original filenames using relative paths such as logos/brand.png. The shared logo-slider.js and logo-slider.css files are loaded from the runtime folder you choose.

Can I edit it after exporting?

Save a project from the editor before leaving. Open that JSON project later, make changes and replace the original embed on your website.