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Your brand, not a placeholder
Upload PNG, JPEG, GIF, WEBP or SVG, under 300KB — shown right next to your page title. Any of those formats work, so whatever your existing logo asset already is, there's a good chance you can upload it as-is without needing to re-export it in a different format first. That range of accepted formats covers nearly every logo asset a design team is likely to already have on hand. It's built to accept whatever your design team already exports, without asking for a special version.
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Stored with the page
No external file hosting or extra integration to manage — it just lives on the status page row. There's no third-party image host to set up, no CDN link to keep valid, and nothing that can quietly break if an external service changes its URL structure down the line. It's one fewer moving part to worry about breaking down the road. It's one fewer vendor relationship to manage just to keep a logo showing up correctly.
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Pairs with removable branding
Combine with the Starter+ branding toggle for a fully white-labeled status page. Together, the two mean the page carries only your logo and your uptime data — no visible trace of the monitoring vendor behind it at all, for a page meant to look like it's simply part of your own product. Together they're the difference between a page that merely functions and one that looks fully intentional. Neither piece depends on the other — turn on just one, or both together.