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logo-finderlisted

Source, verify, and prepare company/brand logos (customers, partners, vendors) for decks and internal assets. Use this skill whenever the user needs a logo or a set of logos — for a town hall deck, a customer slide, a partner page, a one-pager, or any document — including requests phrased as "add the McDonald's logo", "grab logos for our new customers", "I need the white version of their logo", "get me their icon", or "put customer logos on this slide". Also use it when the user asks to clean up, recolor, resize, or make transparent an existing logo file. Handles finding the current official logo, confirming the right corporate entity, choosing between wordmark/lockup and square icon formats, verifying transparency and quality, converting to black/white versions, normalizing a set to consistent visual scale, and placing logos into decks and documents — PowerPoint, Google Slides, Keynote, PDFs, Canva, Figma, or wherever the logos are headed.
leadbeater/logo-finder-skill · ★ 1 · Data & Documents · score 75
Install: claude install-skill leadbeater/logo-finder-skill
# Logo Finder Find the current official logo for one or more companies, verify it, process it to spec, and deliver it — as ready-to-place files or inserted into the user's document. This replaces a manual loop: googling "<brand> logo transparent png", checking the company site for the current version, fixing padding, and resizing by eye. ## Workflow 1. Confirm intended use 2. Gather requirements (brands, style, mark format, destination) 3. Confirm the right company 4. Source — library first, then freshest and highest quality 5. Verify programmatically 6. Process (trim, recolor, normalize) 7. Contact sheet for approval 8. Deliver Steps 1–3 usually collapse into one or two questions. Ask only what the request leaves ambiguous, and bundle questions rather than asking serially. ## 1. Intended use Logos are trademarks. Confirm once per session: internal use (decks, internal docs) → proceed. External use (marketing, website, sales collateral) → ask the user to confirm they have permission from the brand owner or are within that brand's published usage guidelines, then proceed — it's their call. If the destination makes it obvious ("our internal town hall deck"), state the assumption instead of asking. ## 2. Requirements - **Brands** — the list of companies. - **Style** — default: official full-color on transparent background. The standard treatments a brand publishes, and the menu to offer when the user's intent is unclear: **full color** (light backgrounds), **reverse** (f