Logo and header photo
Add a logo and a header photo to the top of your audience page, choose what shows, and take either off again.
A logo replaces your act name at the top of your page. A header photo sits behind it. Both are optional.
The files
| Logo | Header photo | |
|---|---|---|
| File types | PNG, JPEG, WebP or SVG | PNG, JPEG or WebP |
| Largest file | 2 MB | 4 MB |
| Works best | PNG with a transparent background | Landscape |
| Size that is plenty | 1000 x 400 | 780 x 440 |
Anything larger is made smaller in your browser before it is sent, so your page stays quick to open.
To add a logo
- Open Setup, then Images.
- Under Logo, choose a file, or drop one on the box.
- Press Save images.
You will see: your logo in the preview, and the note Saved.
Once a logo is there, you can also:
- Logo shape: Full keeps your logo's own shape. Circle crops it to a disc. For a circle, drag the image to choose what shows, and use Zoom. A logo at least 650 across its shortest side stays sharp at full zoom.
- Logo size: from 70% to 150%. 100% is the normal size. Standard puts it back.
- Flip my logo's colours: turns a white logo black and a black logo white, so one file works on any background. Your file is not changed.
- Put a white plate behind my logo (or Put a dark plate behind my logo on a light theme): appears if your logo is dark on a dark theme, or very light on a light theme, and may be hard to see. It puts a white or dark plate behind it.
To add a header photo
- In Images, under Header image (optional), choose a file.
- Drag the image to choose which part shows. Use Zoom, from 100% up to 200%, and Recentre to start again.
- Under Header overlay, choose None, White or Black. If you choose a colour, set its Strength from 0% to 100%.
- Press Save images.
A logo or your typed name sits on top of the photo. A white overlay or a black one can make it easier to read.
To take one off
Press Remove logo or Remove header image. It asks "Remove your logo?" or "Remove your header image?" Press Remove to go ahead, or Keep it.
If a file is refused
You will see "That file type is not supported." or "That image is too large (max 2 MB)." Choose a different file or a smaller one.