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Replace the Google logo with your own image or a preset. Fully on-device — your images never leave your device. No signup. Change Google Logo lets you replace the classic Google logo with your own image — or one of 10 built-in presets — right on the Google search page. Make Google feel like yours: your pet, your brand, a meme, or a favorite picture, every time you open a new tab or run a search. After installing, click the extension icon in the top-right corner of your browser, then either upload an image from your computer or pick a preset from the gallery. Your logo appears instantly on the Google homepage and on the search results page. One click on Reset brings the original Google logo back. Why install it: • Use any image — PNG, JPG, WebP, SVG or GIF (animated GIFs supported). • 10 handcrafted presets, applied in one click, that look great on light and dark themes. • Works on the Google homepage and the search results page. • Drag & drop your image straight into the popup, or pick a file — no setup. • 100% private: everything runs on your device. Your images never leave your computer. No sign-up, no account, no tracking, no ads. • Lightweight and fast — a single permission (storage), nothing else. Works on Google Search (https://www.google.com). Free. How to use: 1. Click the Change Google Logo icon in the top-right corner of your browser. 2. Upload your own image or choose one of the 10 presets. 3. Open Google — your logo is there. Hit Reset any time to restore the original.
Aug 26, 2026
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