What is VTuberized Logos?

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VTuberized Logos is a fan-made collection of brand and tech logos redrawn in a VTuber-style aesthetic. It hosts unofficial, stylized versions of logos for services, software, and internet culture references — things like HTTP status codes, Windows, Android, Angular, Arch Linux, Armored Core 6, Bluesky, and Bun. Each entry credits its creator, and the site is not affiliated with the brands whose logos it reimagines.

What you'll find on the site

The collection mixes two broad categories:

  • Tech and developer references — HTTP error codes (403 Forbidden, 404 Not Found, 418 I'm a teapot, 503 Service Unavailable), programming languages and frameworks (C, Angular), operating systems (Arch Linux, Android, Windows), and tools (Bun).
  • Brands and games — Bluesky, Armored Core 6, and others listed under "View More."

Each logo is presented as an image with two actions: Copy and Download. The creator is credited next to each entry — names that appear include SAWARATSUKI, murimurikyu, and Aikoyori.

How the entries are structured

Every item follows the same pattern: a name, a creator attribution, and Copy/Download controls. For example:

Logo Creator
403 Forbidden SAWARATSUKI
418 I'm a teapot SAWARATSUKI
ActiveWindows murimurikyu
Android murimurikyu
ArmoredCore6 murimurikyu
Bun (default, old) Aikoyori

Some entries carry variant labels like "default," "old," "shadowed," or "shadow," indicating alternate versions of the same logo.

What to keep in mind before using these

  • They are unofficial. The site describes the logos as unofficial reimaginings, and it is not connected to the brands depicted. If you plan to use one publicly, treat it as fan art rather than an official asset.
  • Credit the creator. Attribution is built into each entry, so carry that credit forward if you reuse an image.
  • Availability varies. The collection is hosted on a Vercel subdomain and may be updated or changed over time; entries listed under "View More" extend beyond what's shown on the first screen.

Who this is for

This is mainly useful if you want VTuber-styled artwork of familiar tech or brand logos — for a personal project, a stream overlay, a profile image, or just browsing the crossover between internet culture and logo design. If you need official brand assets or logos cleared for commercial use, this is not the right source.