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# Branding Roundcube webmail

> Learn how to brand Roundcube webmail to display your organization's logo and name.

This article describes how to brand the Roundcube webmail application with a custom logo and name. You may want to do this, for example, if you are a reseller or use webmail for your organization.

## Branding Roundcube

To brand Roundcube with your organization's logo and name, follow these steps:

1. Install your own copy of Roundcube:

* If your hosting account includes Softaculous, you can use it to install Roundcube. For information about how to do this, please see [this article](/docs/roundcube).
  > 📘 Note
  >
  > Managed hosting accounts include Roundcube webmail by default, but you cannot modify the application files. Therefore, to brand Roundcube you need a standalone installation on your account.

* If your hosting account does not include Softaculous, you can install Roundcube manually. For information about how to do this, please see the official Roundcube documentation at [https://github.com/roundcube/roundcubemail/wiki](https://github.com/roundcube/roundcubemail/wiki).

2. In the directory where you installed Roundcube, use your preferred text editor to open the *config/config.inc.php* file.

* Locate the line that begins as follows:

```
$config['product_name']
```

Modify the associated value to the name that you want. For example:

```
$config['product_name'] = 'My Great Company';
```

<Note>
  The\
  **product\_name** value appears on the main Roundcube login page, and in the title bar of a user's browser.
</Note>

3. Upload your organization's custom image files as follows:

* Upload *logo.svg* to the *skins/skin\_name/images* directory, where ***skin\_name*** represents the name of the skin (theme) you want to modify.
  > 👍 Tip
  >
  > SVG files use Scalable Vector Graphics, an XML-based image format. For more information about SVG, please visit [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scalable\_Vector\_Graphics](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scalable_Vector_Graphics).

* Upload *favicon.ico* to the *skins/skin\_name/images* directory, where ***skin\_name*** represents the name of the skin (theme) you want to modify.
  > 👍 Tip
  >
  > A *favicon* ("favorite icon") file contains an image that typically appears in the address bar of a user's browser and next to the site's bookmark. For more information about favicons, please visit [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Favicon](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Favicon).

<Note>
  - To determine the default skin (theme) for your installation, use your preferred text editor to open the *config/defaults.inc.php* file, and then locate the line that begins as follows:
</Note>

```
$config['skin'] = 
```

> * Because users can change the active skin for their account, you will probably want to upload your logo files to all of the directories underneath the *skins* directory. Doing this ensures that no matter which skin users choose, they see your custom images.

## More information

For more information about Roundcube, please visit [https://roundcube.net](https://roundcube.net).

## Related articles

* [Roundcube](/docs/roundcube)

* [Branding customer accounts in WHM](/docs/branding-customer-cpanel-accounts-in-whm)

* [Configuring customer support requests in WHM](/docs/configuring-customer-support-requests-in-whm)