Where to download football crests in SVG
SVG is the format designers ask for first: it scales to any size without blur and can be edited in Figma, Illustrator or Inkscape. FootyCrests has SVG files for 3,768 of its 3,982 crests.
Why SVG matters for crests
A crest has to work as a 16-pixel favicon and as a stadium banner. A vector file keeps every curve and line sharp at both sizes, and its colours can be adjusted without redrawing.
PNG and JPG files are made of pixels. Enlarging them blurs the edges, which is most visible on fine details such as stars, lettering and stripes.
How to find a crest on FootyCrests
Search by club, national team, competition or country from any page. Each crest page lists every available version and file format, with the file size, before you download.
Crest pages also link to the team's fixtures and table when FootyCrests follows its competition, so you can check the current context of the club you are designing for.
What to check before using a crest
Look at the version name and dates. Many clubs have changed their crest several times, and a historical version can be the wrong choice for current material.
Club, national team, competition and brand marks belong to their owners. Check the owner's guidelines before using a crest in commercial work.
When SVG is not available
Some crests exist only as PNG. FootyCrests offers PNG files with transparent backgrounds for 3,881 crests, which work well in presentations, mock-ups and social posts at the size provided.
Figures from the FootyCrests catalogue, updated with every release.
