Open Branding → General, drop a PNG or SVG into the logo box, and click Save. The logo appears on the audit widget, the public report page, and the PDF export within 1 minute.

What the logo controls

Your logo is the single highest-impact white-label element. It shows in 4 places. The top-left of the audit widget header. The top of every public report page. The cover of the PDF export. The signature image of the outreach drafts.

Think of it like printing your name on the front of a folder. Same content inside, but it now comes from you.

How LemAudit stores it

The upload writes to Supabase storage in the agency-assets bucket and saves the public URL into agencies.logo_url. The brand-config edge function reads that URL and ships it with the widget bootstrap. A new logo reaches every embed without needing to re-paste the script.

For best fit, use a horizontal logo at least 400px wide on a transparent background. SVG is preferred — it stays sharp on retina screens and PDF exports. Square logos render but get cropped to a 4:1 frame in the widget header.

Worked example

A 1-person agency uploaded a 600x150px PNG of their logotype on signup. Their first widget impression an hour later showed the logo on a prospect's homepage in Bristol. The prospect replied to the agency's outreach email saying "I thought you guys were a big firm" — the logo did the trick.

When this isn't right

If you operate under multiple identities (white-label resale, niche sub-brands), do not overwrite the main logo every time. Use the multi-brand panel to keep separate logo + color sets per brand. Bitmap logos under 200px wide will look fuzzy on retina screens and in printed PDFs — re-export at 2x scale or as SVG.