> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.decisionrules.io/doc/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.decisionrules.io/doc/other-deployment-options/docker-and-on-premise/white-labeling.md). # White Labeling ## White Labeling You can customize the DecisionRules interface for your organization by setting your own brand logo and custom theme colors. Branding is configured in **Organization > Settings > Organization Branding**. The branding modal contains two separate tabs: * **Logo** * **Custom Theme** The logo and custom theme colors are configured independently. Updating one does not affect the other. ### Custom Brand Logo Use the **Logo** tab to set a custom organization logo. The logo is displayed in the DecisionRules application header. For the best result, use an SVG logo with a transparent background. The available logo area is approximately **160 × 35 px**. If your logo appears too large or too small, adjust its padding or scaling directly in the source image. {% hint style="info" %} You can still set your own brand logo programmatically using the BRAND\_LOGO\_URL [environment variable](/doc/other-deployment-options/docker-and-on-premise/containers-environmental-variables.md#optional-server-environment-variables). {% endhint %}
### Custom Theme Colors Use the **Custom Theme** tab to configure custom colors for the DecisionRules interface. Custom theme colors are organized into color groups, such as **Primary**, **Accent**, **Info**, **Success**, **Warning**, and **Danger**. These groups are used across different UI elements, including buttons, labels, alerts, states, and other themed components. Each color group contains a **Base color** and a generated set of shades. You can select the main color for the group and use **Generate shades** to automatically create the remaining shades, so you do not have to configure each shade manually.

Generate base color shades automatically

Individual shades can still be adjusted if needed. You can edit colors by entering a HEX value directly or by clicking a color swatch and selecting a color from the color picker. Click **Update** to save the branding changes, or **Cancel** to close the modal without saving. {% hint style="info" %} For the best visual result, choose colors with comfortable contrast across both light and dark mode. Since theme colors are used throughout the interface, a balanced color palette helps keep the experience clear and consistent. {% endhint %}
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