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Last updated: 07/09/2026

Custom Login Logo

Your logo on the login page for a branded sign-in experience.

Overview

Replace the WordPress mark on your login page with your own logo without redesigning the entire sign-in screen. Custom Login Logo lets you select a locally hosted image or reuse the WordPress Site Icon, then adjust its displayed dimensions and review it in the module settings.

The module works on the standard WordPress login page and the supported custom route created by Change Login URL. It focuses on the logo image, leaving the login form and the logo’s click destination to their own controls. Custom Login Logo is a Free module included with WP PowerSuite.

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Who is this for?
  • Agencies adding client branding before a website handover
  • Businesses that want their own identity above the WordPress login form
  • Sites reusing an existing Site Icon for a consistent sign-in appearance
  • Teams that need a logo change rather than a complete login-page redesign

Features

Replace the WordPress Login Mark
Display a selected logo above the standard WordPress login form instead of the default WordPress image.
Media Library or Site Icon
Choose a locally hosted logo from the Media Library or use the Site Icon already configured for the website.
Width and Height Controls
Set the logo width from 50 to 500 pixels and height from 30 to 200 pixels, with a default 200 × 80 display area.
Live Settings Preview
Review the chosen image in the settings interface, including a Site Icon preview when that source is selected.
Custom Login URL Support
Keep the logo on the supported login route provided by Change Login URL rather than limiting it to the original wp-login.php address.
Clear Separation of Branding Controls
Manage the image independently from the logo link, with a warning and deferral when Login Page Customizer takes responsibility for the logo design.

Add Client Branding Without Rebuilding the Login Form

Choose a Local Logo or Reuse the Site Icon

Size the Logo for the Space Above the Form

Pair the Logo Image With the Right Link Destination

The image above the login form and the link attached to it are separate parts of the experience. Custom Login Logo changes the image only. Replacing the WordPress mark does not, by itself, select a new click destination. A site can therefore have its own logo in place while the logo still follows whichever link behavior WordPress or another module supplies.
Custom Login Logo Link is the companion feature for that second task. Use it when the logo should lead to your homepage or another chosen destination, while this module handles the visual asset. Keeping those controls separate is useful for small projects that need only one change, and it also makes it clear which setting should be adjusted when the logo looks correct but clicking it takes the visitor somewhere unexpected.

Keep One Module Responsible for the Login Design

A custom sign-in address should not make the logo disappear. Custom Login Logo integrates with the login bootstrap used by Change Login URL, allowing the same selected branding to appear on that supported replacement route. The URL module controls where the screen is reached, while the logo module controls the image shown above the form. Neither requires a second, manually rebuilt login page for this combination.
There is a different relationship with Login Page Customizer, whose logo settings overlap with this module. When that module is enabled with applicable logo controls, Custom Login Logo stands down and displays a warning rather than competing over the same element. Use one owner for the logo presentation: the focused free module for an image change, or the broader customizer when it is already managing the login design. This avoids troubleshooting two independent sets of settings for the same logo.

Use Cases

  • Agency Website Handover
    Replace the WordPress mark with the client's logo while leaving the familiar core login form intact.
  • Business Staff Sign-In
    Give employees and site managers a recognizable company image above the login fields they use regularly.
  • Site Icon Branding
    Reuse the existing WordPress Site Icon when a compact brand symbol suits the sign-in screen.
  • Custom Login Addresses
    Keep supported logo branding on the replacement login route instead of creating a separate branded form.

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