Spreadsheets

Put a company domain such as stripe.com in cell A2. Copy your brandLL_ public client ID from the Logo Link dashboard, then use the formula for your spreadsheet.

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Microsoft Excel

=IMAGE("https://logos.context.dev/?publicClientId=brandLL_xxx&domain=" & ENCODEURL(LOWER(TRIM(A2))))

Fill down to display a logo for each domain. The default sizing mode fits the image while preserving its proportions; adjust the row height and column width. Mode 4 accepts custom height and width. See Google’s IMAGE reference.

Use a version of Excel that supports IMAGE, such as Microsoft 365 or Excel 2024:

=IMAGE("https://logos.context.dev/?publicClientId=brandLL_xxx&domain=" & LOWER(TRIM(A2)), A2 & " logo")

The second argument provides alternative text. Sizing defaults to 0, which fits the image while preserving its proportions; mode 3 accepts custom height and width. See Microsoft’s IMAGE reference.

Handle missing images

Keep the domain or company name visible even when the image cannot load. Wrap the formula in IFERROR(your_formula, "") if a blank cell is preferable to a formula error. Logo Link can return an SVG fallback with HTTP 200. Google Sheets does not support SVG in IMAGE; Excel’s supported formats and redirect rules can also prevent a browser-visible image from rendering. Check the response’s media type when diagnosing a blank cell. Google or Microsoft may fetch the image on their own infrastructure. Test the workbook with your configured Domain Restrictions before sharing it. Use Logo Link as a direct image URL and follow its usage restrictions. For company fields beyond logos, use Zapier or Make.

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