The login screen shows the WordPress logo by default, linked to WordPress.org. Login Logo replaces it with your own logo, linked to your own site, so the first screen your users see carries your brand.
Settings
- Custom login logo: switches your logo, link and title text on.
- Logo image: the logo to show. Keep it under 320 pixels wide, or the login form may clip it.
- Logo height (px): WordPress’s own logo is 84 pixels square, which is the default here. Increase it for a taller logo so it isn’t cropped.
- Logo link: links the logo to your site instead of WordPress.org.
- Logo title text: uses your site’s name as the logo’s title text, instead of “Powered by WordPress”.
Add your logo
- Switch on Custom login logo.
- Under Logo image, click Select Image and choose your logo from the Media Library.
- Set Logo height to suit the logo.
- Tick Logo link and Logo title text.
- Click Save changes, then use Preview → Login to check it.
Nothing changes until you choose an image
With the section switched on but no image selected, the WordPress logo stays in place.
Tips for a sharp logo
- Use a PNG or SVG with a transparent background, so it sits cleanly on any background color.
- Upload it at twice the size you show it (for example 640 pixels wide for 320), so it looks crisp on high-resolution screens.
See also Background and Previewing the login page.
Get the plugin: All-in-One Utilities is free, so you can add it to any site. Then, when you need more, its premium add-ons add extra features.