A row of recognisable logos tells visitors “others have trusted us” in a single glance. It is one of the most common trust elements on agency, SaaS and B2B websites.
Carousel or grid?
- Infinite carousel: great for many logos and a dynamic feel, under the hero section.
- Static grid: better for a few strong logos, or on an “Our clients” page.
Best practices
- Use logos you are allowed to display, with your clients’ agreement.
- Prepare transparent PNG or SVG files with the same visual height.
- Grayscale logos look calmer; turning them to colour on hover adds a nice touch.
- A soft fade on the edges and a pause on hover make the carousel easier to read.
- Add a title like “Trusted by 500+ companies” only if it is true.
Performance matters
Many carousel plugins load heavy slider libraries for a simple effect. A pure CSS infinite loop does the job with almost no JavaScript, which keeps your pages fast.
Setting it up
With Logoloop, create a logo set, upload your logos, add optional links, then choose speed, direction, height, spacing, grayscale and the grid or carousel mode. Insert it with . See both modes on the live demo.
Complete your social proof
Logos say who trusts you; testimonials say why. Use both on your home page, and add a clear pricing page to turn that trust into contacts.
Frequently asked questions
Can I link each logo to a website?
Yes, each logo can have an optional link.
Will a logo carousel slow down my site?
A CSS-based infinite loop is very light. Avoid heavy slider libraries for this simple effect.
What logo format is best?
Transparent PNG or SVG files with a similar visual height.