Salesforce App Admin Guide
jHow Salesforce App Branding Works
You can customize branding for your Salesforce app. From Setup, enter Salesforce Branding in the Quick Find box, then select Salesforce Branding.
Prerequisites
Images that you upload to customize the Salesforce app are stored in a Documents folder named Salesforce Branding Resources. For this reason, the Documents object must be enabled for your organization before administrators can view and modify the Salesforce app branding page. (The Documents tab doesn’t need to be visible, however.)
For users of Salesforce mobile web to see custom branding, Documents must be enabled for your organization. For Salesforce for Android and Salesforce for iOS, users must also have “Read” user permissions on Documents.
What You Can Customize
| Element | Description |
|---|---|
| Brand Color | The color for key user interface elements such as the header, buttons, and
search bar. Based on the brand color you select, contrasting colors for user interface elements such as borders for the navigation menu, the notifications list, and button text are automatically defined. The headers on overlays, popups, and dialogs—such as edit and create windows or windows that open from actions in the action bar—aren’t affected by this setting. These headers are always white, to provide a visual indicator that the user is performing an action as opposed to simply viewing information. |
| Loading Page Color | The background color on the loading page that appears after a mobile user logs in. |
| Loading Page Logo | The image on the loading page that appears after a mobile user logs in. We recommend using an image with the largest dimensions allowable for best results. Maximum image size is 460 pixels by 560 pixels. |
You can also customize the branding for the Salesforce app login page. My Domain must be enabled to modify the login page. To customize your company’s Salesforce app login page, see Customize Your My Domain Login Page with Your Brand.