Make your logo HDR

Your logo

Drop your logo here

PNG or JPEG · up to 12 MP

Make it brighter on HDR displays while keeping the original look everywhere else.

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Logos in HDR

Real HDR files written by this encoder — gain-map JPEGs and PQ PNGs. On an HDR display the bright areas lift above white.

The smmai wordmark, encoded as an HDR PQ PNG The TUnLR app icon, encoded as an HDR PQ PNG The thumbit logo, encoded as an HDR PQ PNG A customer app icon, encoded as an HDR PQ PNG The vibegen wordmark, encoded as an HDR PQ PNG A customer app icon, encoded as an HDR PQ PNG A customer app icon, encoded as an HDR PQ PNG

Where your HDR logo works

Social
  • LinkedIn — company logos
  • Instagram — posts
  • Threads — posts
Browsers
  • Chrome
  • Safari
  • Edge
  • Opera
Apps
  • Apple Photos
  • Google Photos
  • Preview
  • Messages
HDR displays
  • iPhone & iPad
  • Mac
  • Android
  • External HDR monitors

Your logo could shine too

Turn your logo into an HDR image that shines brighter on supported displays — in just a few seconds.

About HDRLOGO

What gets written

An opaque image is written as a gain-map JPEG: a second, low-resolution layer inside the file that an HDR display multiplies the base by to paint the marked areas above white, and that an SDR display ignores. An image with transparency is written as a 16-bit PQ PNG instead, because a JPEG cannot carry an alpha channel at all — that file records brightness absolutely rather than as a gain, so it has no SDR base layer. The colours are preserved either way.

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