DLS Logo URL | 512×512 Logos for Dream League Soccer

A DLS logo URL is the image link you paste into Dream League Soccer to give your team a club or country badge. Choose a crest from the collection below, use its Copy URL button, and add the link through the game’s Custom Logo option.
It is worth checking the badge before you import it. An image can have a working link but show an older version of a team’s crest. If you are updating your squad for 2026/27, start with the changes below.

Check these badges before you copy their URLs

Spain now have two World Cup stars

Spain won the men’s World Cup in July 2026, adding a second title to the one won in 2010. A Spain badge with only one star is therefore an older image. Compare any newly edited two-star badge with the federation’s current artwork before using it; the stars are not the only detail that matters.

Manchester City no longer use the eagle crest

Manchester City introduced its current round badge in 2016. It includes a ship, three rivers and a red rose. Older eagle badges still appear in logo collections, so check the picture rather than assuming a recently uploaded file contains the current design.

Atlético Madrid brought back an earlier design

Atlético Madrid restored its previous crest on 1 July 2024 following a vote by club members. Because the simplified badge introduced in 2017 is still widely available, both versions may turn up when you search for an Atlético logo. en.atleticodemadrid.com
If you want every team in a particular league, check the current division as well. A set of perfectly clear badges can still be out of date if its club list comes from an older season.

What makes a DLS logo URL work?

Dream League Soccer needs a link to an image file it can access. A link to a webpage that displays the image is a different thing.
You can check a URL before opening the game

• Paste the link into your browser.
• See whether it opens the badge on its own or a webpage containing the badge.
• If it opens a webpage, copy the address of the image itself and test that new link.

On a phone, press and hold the picture and look for Copy image address. On a computer, right-click the image. If you are using a badge from the grid on this page, its Copy URL button should save you those steps.
Do not rely only on whether an address ends in .png. A link with that ending can still point to a missing file or a host that will not let the game download it.

DLS logo image size and format

A sharp, square 512×512 pixel PNG is a sensible choice for a badge. Transparent space around the crest can also help it look cleaner on a shirt than a file with a solid square background.
First Touch Games gives 512×512 pixels as the maximum image size for a custom logo. It does not say that every logo must be exactly that size.
Check the artwork as well as the dimensions. Enlarging a small, fuzzy crest to 512×512 will produce a 512×512 file, but its fine details will still look fuzzy. Look for an image with clean outlines before copying its URL.

How to import your logo into Dream League Soccer

Once you have chosen a badge:

1. Copy its image URL from our website.
2. Open Dream League Soccer and go to Customise.
3. Select Logo, then Custom Logo.
4. Paste the URL and confirm the import.

The game may ask you to unlock Custom Logo first. Make sure you are using the Logo option: kits have their own import section and require different artwork.
Take a moment to look at the badge after importing it. Some crests look excellent at full size but become difficult to read when they appear on a player or beside the score.

Why does my badge look blurry or incomplete?

The image itself may be the problem. Zoom in on its outer line. If that line is already soft or pixelated, find a higher-quality version instead of stretching the file.
If parts of the crest sit against the edges of the square image, try one with some transparent space around the design. Small text and thin decorative lines can also become hard to see in the game. Choose the version that looks clear at the size DLS displays it, not just in your browser.

Why is my DLS logo URL not working?

Open the exact link you pasted into the game. What you see will help narrow down the cause:

• It opens a webpage: Copy the image address rather than the page address.
• It shows an error or missing image: The file may have been deleted or moved.
• It works in your browser but fails in the game: The image host may restrict downloads from other apps.
• The image is rejected: Check that it does not exceed the 512×512 pixel maximum.

If a link from a card in this collection fails, note which badge it belongs to so that URL can be checked.

Is a logo URL the same as a kit URL?

Both are image links, but they serve different purposes. A logo URL supplies your team badge through Custom Logo. A kit URL supplies clothing artwork through the Kit section, using an image laid out for the game’s kit template.
That is why copying the right image matters as much as copying the right link. First Touch Games provides separate logo and kit import instructions in its customisation guide.

Will a saved logo URL work next season?

It may, but compatibility with a future Dream League Soccer edition has not been confirmed. The current game supports importing logos by URL; that does not guarantee every link will continue working in a later version. First Touch Games has also released a separate DLS game in the past.
Save the URLs for your favourite badges in a note. You will then have them ready to test again after an update or a move to another device. First Touch Games separately explains how to link and transfer your game profile.

DLS LOGO URL FAQ