Figma: Scale Logos the Right Way

Scaling logos is an issue when laying out multiple logos together: If one logo is horizontal and another is vertical it can be tricky to give both logos equal visual weight.
Event Sponsors on a tshirt, a customer brag page on your website, a slide in a presentation discussing clients - all times when you'll need to design a grid of logos.
You can manually do this, but when there are dozens of logos (or more!) it can be a very time-consuming task.
A walkthrough of a Figma Plugin that I built solving a very specific use-case.
Link to the (100% free, no upgrades or anything) Figma plugin here: www.figma.com/...

[@TomSpetter]

Thank you!

[@DesignerYeb]

Thank you! Is there any way we can align vertical center the logos?

[@jaredralphstanley]

Yes! That happens on the parent container. If you set them to vertically center they’ll stay centered when you change the sizes

[@jamesgrubb]

Hi. Very useful thank you.

[@jaredralphstanley]

no prob! lmk if you have any other suggestions for tools you'd like to see

[@nikita.kachaev]

Cool, but unfortunately this mathematics good only for first iteration. To make logos visually same we need to do it manually by hands ) I want to suggest to see "Logotypes field" video from my channel.

[@jaredralphstanley]

hey! thanks, just watched your video - this tool i think solves exactly that problem! it works beyond the first iteration, as many times as you'd like. if i'm unclear what you're trying to say pls let me know. disclaimer that this only *algorithmically* normalizes the size, but generally it'll get you 99% or more of the way there.

[@nikita.kachaev]

@@jaredralphstanley for me good job is visually same size logos. But sameness depends on font size, colour (contrast), background (colour plate and white text) etc. Also geometric centre and optical centre… So it is hard to do it only base on container size.