Logo Border Remover

Uploads a logo, decodes it into pixel data, and crops a chosen thickness off the left, right, top, and bottom edges, shrinking the canvas to remove a uniform frame or padding strip, then lets you download the trimmed PNG. A free online tool from Staaarter, right in your browser.

Runs locallyUpdated 2026-07-27

Overview

Introduction

This tool crops a uniform border off every edge of a PNG logo entirely in your browser, shrinking the canvas down to just the remaining content.

It's the inverse operation of the Logo Border Adder tool and a focused, logo-labeled wrapper around the site's general-purpose PNG border-removal tool.

What Is Logo Border Remover?

A client-side logo border remover that decodes an uploaded logo's pixel data and copies out the interior region, leaving out a fixed-thickness strip from each of the four edges.

You control the thickness (in pixels) to trim from every side with a single number.

How Logo Border Remover Works

The tool computes a new, smaller output canvas whose width and height are each reduced by twice the given thickness (once for each opposing edge), then copies the corresponding interior pixels from the source logo into it.

If the requested thickness would leave zero or negative width or height, the tool stops and reports an error rather than producing a broken image.

When To Use Logo Border Remover

Use it to strip out a padding strip or frame that was baked into a logo file, to undo a border added by another tool, or to tighten up a logo that has too much dead space around its edges.

It's also handy when preparing logos for a system that expects edge-to-edge artwork with no built-in margin.

Features

Advantages

  • Runs entirely client-side; your logo is never uploaded to a server.
  • Exactly inverts a uniform border added at a known thickness.
  • Fails safely with a clear error instead of returning a corrupt or empty image.

Limitations

  • Only removes a uniform rectangular strip; it can't detect and remove an irregular, rounded, or partial border automatically.
  • If you don't know the exact border thickness, you may need to try a few values or inspect the logo closely first.

Examples

Remove a 4px border added earlier

Input

208x208 PNG logo with a 4px border, thickness 4

Output

The original 200x200 PNG logo with the border gone

Cropping 4 pixels off each of the 4 edges removes exactly the 4px frame, restoring the original size.

Trim excess padding

Input

150x150 PNG logo with a 5px transparent margin, thickness 5

Output

A 140x140 PNG logo with the margin trimmed away

The crop works the same whether the border is a solid color or transparent padding.

Best Practices & Notes

Best Practices

  • Double-check the exact border thickness (in pixels) before cropping — an incorrect value will either leave border remnants or cut into the actual logo artwork.
  • Use the PNG Dimensions Finder tool first if you're unsure of the logo's current size.

Developer Notes

This lib file is a thin wrapper: it re-exports the pure removeBorderFromPng function from png-border-remover.ts (the shipped 'PNG Border Remover' tool) under the logo-specific name removeLogoBorder, since a logo is just a PNG once uploaded and the cropping math doesn't need to be re-derived for a different subject noun.

Logo Border Remover Use Cases

  • Stripping a border that was baked into a downloaded logo pack
  • Undoing a Logo Border Adder border to get back the original artwork
  • Tightening a logo's bounding box before further editing

Common Mistakes

  • Entering a thickness larger than half the logo's smallest dimension, which the tool correctly rejects rather than producing a blank image.
  • Assuming this can detect border thickness automatically — you must specify it.

Tips

  • If you're unsure of the exact thickness, start with a small value and increase it while checking the preview.
  • Pair with Logo Border Adder to swap one border thickness or color for another in two steps.

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Frequently Asked Questions