A tiny script for people who care about their logo

Right-click your logo.
Get the assets.

RightClickLogo adds an elegant secondary-click menu to your site logo — so anyone can grab your SVG, high-res PNG, dark and light marks, brand colors, and guidelines in one click. One small script. No dashboard. No nonsense.

Free to try · no account · works with any site · ~5 KB

RightClickLogo

↑ This logo is live. Right-click it (or press & hold on mobile).

Your logo, your menu.

Pick the actions that matter for your brand. Reorder them, label them, group them.

Copy SVG

The crisp, scalable mark, straight to the clipboard.

Download PNG

High-res raster for slides, docs, and decks.

Dark / light marks

Offer the right logo for the right background.

Brand guidelines

Send people to the rules, not a guess.

Press kit

Everything press needs, one click away.

Copy company name

The exact brand name, spelled your way.

Copy brand colors

Hex values without a hunt through the footer.

Links & socials

Anything else worth pointing to.

Three steps. Minutes, not weeks.

1

Configure

Add your assets and choose your menu items. A live preview updates as you go.

2

Copy the snippet

One async script and a small config object. Paste it into your site — or hand the AI brief to your coding tool.

3

Done

Your logo now has a tasteful right-click menu. Update it any time.

It’s a hosted script with an inline config. No build step, no account, no API call when your page loads.

The fastest install is the one you don’t do yourself

Let your AI coding tool install it.

Generate a clean install brief written for Claude, Cursor, ChatGPT, or Copilot — then paste it in and let your tool do the work. Your AI already has your site’s code open, so it can find your logo and attach the menu better than any crawler could. The brief tells it exactly where the config goes, how to attach to your logo, how to keep your design intact — and what not to touch.

Your exact config, ready to paste
The target selector + what to do if it doesn’t match
Step-by-step integration
Accessibility & styling guardrails
“Preserve the site’s visual style”
“Don’t attach to the whole page”
Fallbacks for , inline , or a linked logo
A testing checklist

Built with restraint.

Scoped to your logo

It never hijacks the page’s right-click menu. Everywhere else, the browser behaves exactly as normal.

Accessible by default

Full keyboard support, proper menu semantics, managed focus, reduced-motion. A real menu, not a div pretending.

Featherweight

Around 5 KB, zero dependencies, loaded async. If it’s ever blocked, your logo just stays a logo.

Yours to own

Use the hosted script or self-host it. Style it with a few CSS variables. No lock-in, no telemetry.

This is the whole install.

Add data-rcl-logo to your logo element and you’re done.

<script>
  window.RightClickLogo = {
    brand: { name: 'Acme', url: 'https://acme.com' },
    logo: { selector: '[data-rcl-logo]' },
    items: [
      { type: 'copy-svg', label: 'Copy logo SVG', svg: '<svg …>…</svg>' },
      { type: 'download', label: 'Download PNG', src: '/logo@2x.png' },
      { type: 'link', label: 'Brand guidelines', href: '/brand' },
    ],
  };
</script>
<script async src="https://cdn.rightclicklogo.com/v1/rcl.js"></script>

Questions.

Does it hijack the whole page’s right-click menu? +

No. It only intercepts the secondary-click on your logo. Everywhere else, the browser’s native menu works exactly as usual.

Is it accessible? +

Yes — proper menu semantics, full keyboard support (arrows, Enter, Escape, type-ahead), managed focus, and reduced-motion support are built in.

What about touch / mobile? +

On touch devices, a press-and-hold on the logo opens the menu. Normal taps still follow the logo’s link.

Will it slow down my site? +

No. It’s ~5 KB, has zero dependencies, and loads asynchronously. If it’s ever blocked or slow, your logo just behaves like a normal logo.

Do I need an account? +

No. Your menu config lives on your own page. There’s nothing to sign up for.

Can I self-host the script? +

Yes. Use the hosted CDN file or drop the script on your own domain. Your call.

Give your logo a menu.

Configure it in a couple of minutes. Copy a snippet, or let your AI tool do it.