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# Customize the Logo

Customize full-size and minimized logos in Cortex XSOAR 6.14.

By default, the full-size Cortex XSOAR logo displays on the sign-in page, on the navigation bar when expanded, on reports, on the artifact viewer, and on communication task forms and emails. A minimized version of the default Cortex XSOAR logo displays at the top of the navigation bar when it is collapsed. You can replace the default logos with a custom logo to match your organization branding in the Cortex XSOAR platform.

If you define a full-size logo, but no minimized logo, no logo will display when the navigation bar is collapsed.

Supported file formats:

* PNG
* JPEG
* SVG
* GIF

The minimum recommended image dimensions are 50px height and 50px width. The recommended maximum file size is 100kB.

1. Go to Settings → About → **Troubleshooting**.
2. Scroll to the **Logos** section and add the necessary custom logos. You can drag-and-drop the logo file or browse and upload the full sized version and the minimized version of the logo file.


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