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v 1.2.0
Last updated: 03/03/2026

Admin Logo

Set a logo for the admin area. Choose where to display it: admin bar, admin menu, or both.

Overview

Admin Logo lets you replace the default WordPress logo with your own branding in the admin area. You can add a logo to the admin bar (the top bar when logged in), the admin menu (the left sidebar), or both. Each location can use a different image. Set sizes, choose where logos link to, and control whether links open in a new tab.

Who is this for?
Agencies, freelancers, and businesses who want to white-label the WordPress admin for clients, or anyone who prefers their own branding instead of the WordPress logo.

Features

Admin Bar Logo
Replace the WordPress "W" in the top admin bar with your logo. Shown in admin and on the frontend when logged in. Set size (1–30px).
Admin Menu Logo
Add a logo at the top of the left admin menu. Set width (1–200px). Logo can link to Home, Dashboard, a custom URL, or have no link.
Separate Images
Use different images for admin bar and admin menu. Upload via media library.
Link Options
Admin bar logo links to Dashboard or Home. Admin menu logo can link to Home, Dashboard, Custom URL, or no link. Choose same tab or new tab for links.
Size Control
Admin bar: 1–30px. Admin menu: 1–200px. Leave blank for auto sizing.

How It Works

1
Enable the Module
Go to WP PowerSuite, find Admin Logo, and click the Enable button. A valid license is required (premium module).
2
Upload Logos
In the module settings, use "Select an Image" for Admin Bar Logo and/or Admin Menu Logo. Choose from your media library. Only images from your site (uploads, content) are accepted for security.
3
Adjust Settings
Set logo sizes if needed. Choose where the admin menu logo links (Home, Dashboard, Custom URL, or none). Choose same tab or new tab for the link.
4
Save
Settings save automatically. Your logo appears immediately in the admin bar and/or admin menu.
Performance Note
Lightweight. Logos are simple image replacements. No extra database queries orbackground processes. Admin bar logo also loads on the frontend when you're logged in.

Installation & Activation

1
Install WP PowerSuite
Make sure the WP PowerSuite plugin is installed and activated on your site.
2
Enable the Module
Go to the WP PowerSuite menu, find "Admin Logo" in the module list, and click the Enable button. A valid license is required for this premium module.
3
Configure Settings
Open the Admin Logo module settings. Upload your admin bar and/or admin menu logo. Adjust sizes and link options as needed.
4
View the Result
Visit any admin page or the frontend while logged in. Your logo appears in the locations you configured.
Requirements
PHP 8.1 or higher WordPress 6.0 or higher Permission to manage options (Administrator) cValid WP PowerSuite license (premium module)

Use Cases

  • Admin White-Label Branding
    White-label the admin for client sites
  • Custom Admin Bar Logo Integration
    Add your agency or company logo to the admin bar
  • Branded Admin Menu Logo
    Brand the admin menu with a client logo
  • Custom Logo Link Redirection
    Link the logo to your main site or dashboard
  • Dual Logo Display System (Admin Bar & Menu)
    Use different logos for admin bar vs. menu (e.g., small icon in bar, full logo in menu)

Frequently Asked Questions

Troubleshooting

  • Logo doesn't appear
    Make sure you uploaded an image and saved. Check that the module is enabled and you have a valid license. Only URLs from your site work—use the media library to select an image.
  • Logo looks stretched or too small
    Adjust the size settings. Admin bar: 1–30px. Admin menu: 1–200px. Leave blank for automatic sizing.
  • Admin menu logo link doesn't work
    Verify you selected a link option (Home, Dashboard, or Custom URL). If using Custom URL, enter a full URL (e.g., https://example.com).
  • Image upload button does nothing
    Ensure the media library is available. Refresh the page. Check that no other plugin is blocking the media modal.