The passion behind the world's largest football logo database
My passion for football logos began in the early 2000s when I was a kid glued to the television watching live matches. The vibrant, iconic crests on jerseys—from the classic designs of European giants to the unique emblems of clubs across South America, Africa, and Asia—captivated me every time. I was equally fascinated by the detailed team badges featured in the FIFA and PES video games, where these logos came alive in high-resolution graphics on screen.
Even then, I dreamed of creating my own versions. I spent hours sketching, trying to capture the intricate details, colors, and symbolism that make each football crest special. Learning to draw and digitize logos became a personal goal, blending my love for the beautiful game with a desire to preserve and enhance these works of art.
In 2021, I turned that childhood dream into reality by launching a simple Blogger site dedicated to football logos. What started as a hobby quickly grew beyond my expectations. The site attracted more than 1 million visits from fans around the world. I dedicated countless hours to sourcing, remastering, and uploading high-quality versions of logos for over 10,000 teams from more than 200 countries.
Many of these crests had never been properly remastered or made available in true HD quality before, and I took pride in giving them the crisp, detailed treatment they deserved.
By early 2026, the demand and my own ambitions pushed me to take the next step. I decided to develop a more advanced, fully customizable website with enhanced features. The new platform offers better search tools, higher-resolution downloads, organization by league/country/continent, user-friendly galleries, and additional functions to make discovering and using these logos easier and more enjoyable than ever.
This website is more than a collection of images—it's a tribute to the history, identity, and artistry behind football clubs worldwide. Every logo tells a story of tradition, rivalry, and community. My goal is to keep expanding the archive, improving quality, and building a space where fans, designers, and collectors can explore the visual heritage of the world's most beloved sport.
These are the video games that sparked our passion for football logos. Hours spent playing FIFA and PES, admiring every team crest on screen.
Antes de internet, conocer los escudos de los equipos del mundo era una hazaña. Para Raúl, creciendo en las Islas Canarias, esas revistas de Don Balón —las especiales de Copas de Europa y Mundiales— eran ventanas a un universo entero de clubes desconocidos. Cada página traía logotipos, camisetas y colores que no salían en la televisión.
Los álbumes de cromos Panini de los Mundiales hacían lo mismo: en cada sobre podía aparecer el escudo de un equipo de Camerún, Corea o Arabia Saudí. Esa obsesión por coleccionar y reconocer cada símbolo es exactamente lo que, años más tarde, se convirtió en esta biblioteca.
Estas publicaciones no son decoración. Son el origen.
Don Balón · Edición Especial
Don Balón · Edición Especial
Mundiales Retro · Panini
The passionate designers and contributors who make this project possible. This is a hobby done altruistically, driven by our shared passion for football logos.
In 2023, I created a WhatsApp group to share football logos and their updates. This facilitated contact with new friendships in this world of logos. This community spanned the entire world geography. Thanks to this, several members of this group recommended others or simply joined through the blog. Many of these collaborators notified us of new logo changes, new teams, and more information about clubs from their home countries or leagues they followed.
This led to contact with friends from South America (Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay, Peru...) as well as Central America (Guatemala, Mexico...) to the other side of the Ocean, like Italy. But specifically from Spain, I established contact with several football logo designers and with some a friendship that led me to mature the idea of creating this website. Here I began exchanging ideas with the Canarian designer RAMR about how to expand the blog and create new things not only with football logos, but other sports and add more leagues... as well as thinking about how to create a website that would cover more information, maps, uniforms, thematic search engines... etc.

Canary Islands, Spain
Spanish designer from the Canary Islands. His passion came from the "paper era" - watching live football, collecting sticker albums, and Don Balón magazine. Self-taught in vector design, creating not only logos but also recreating football uniforms from the 90s. He has a solid base of sports logos across multiple disciplines.

Cádiz, Spain
Works mainly with images and is passionate about researching club history and logo evolution. Surprises us with logos from other sports like roller hockey and water polo. Specialist in Eastern European clubs.

Valencia, Spain
Brought an important base of vectorized logos, increasing the collection he had been gathering over the years. Passionate football encyclopedist who has done several works reminiscent of the Don Balón extras from his childhood.

Guatemala
Self-taught vector designer who creates designs in record time. One of the newest to start in this world yet works like a true design veteran. Specialist in England and Guatemala.

Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil
One of the most experienced vectorized football logo designers. This "gaucho" has extensive experience in creating vectorized logos, helping us complete many world leagues already started by us. A tireless worker in logo design.

Spain
Vector designer who creates logos in his free time. No effect from new logos resists him. We turn to him when there's an impossible effect to achieve. Also connects with other international designers and provides more vectors to expand the page.

Chile
Researcher and investigator constantly digging into club histories, badge evolutions, and hard-to-find sources. His investigative work keeps the library accurate and well-documented, always going the extra mile to track down the right information.
Beyond those who "draw", we also have more collaborators who compile, research, and provide us with data. All of them actively participate in the blog's WhatsApp group. This makes for a very up-to-date page and a great community of logo enthusiasts from almost every continent.
Europe
Americas
Asia (Indonesia)
Africa (Senegal)Key milestones in building the world's largest football logo database
Fell in love with football logos watching matches and playing FIFA/PES video games as a kid.
Launched a simple Blogger site dedicated to football logos, starting what would become an incredible journey.
Created a WhatsApp group to share football logos and updates. This facilitated connections with new friendships from around the world.
Established contact with new designers and logo enthusiasts from South America, Central America, and Europe.
Created a group exclusively for logo designers to organize work on all world leagues at the top level.
Launched this advanced platform with enhanced search, better organization, and premium quality downloads.
The core principles behind every logo we preserve and share
Every logo tells a story. We meticulously preserve and restore historical crests that might otherwise be lost to time.
From Premier League giants to third-division clubs in remote corners of the world, we celebrate football's global reach.
We never compromise on quality. Every logo is carefully remastered to deliver crisp, high-resolution artwork.
Thank you for visiting. Whether you're here to relive childhood memories from FIFA and PES, find a specific team crest, or simply admire great design, we hope you enjoy the journey as much as we've loved creating it.
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