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# Customize your public page

Customize your public page to fit your brand. Add your logo, change colors, and button style. This page will be exposed to your audience when you share a public link.

(e.g. customize buttons' colors to fit your logo colors)

### Brand logo 

Add your own logo to customize your public page. 

{% @guideflow/guideflow-embed requestedUrl="<https://app.guideflow.com/player/1pz22xivp8>" %}

* Toggle on "Brand logo" to customize the top-left logo of your guideflow's public links.
* Click on "Upload a new picture" to upload your logo.
* Select your picture.&#x20;

### Customize your public page call-to-actions

Edit button titles and colors to customize your public page.&#x20;

* Toggle on "Custom Call-to-action" to customize the top-right buttons of your guideflow's public links.
* Edit the primary button's title.
* Add an URL to your primary button.
* If you want, customize the button's color and add a gradient.
* Edit the secondary button's title&#x20;
* Add an URL to your secondary button.
* If you want, customize the second button's color and add a gradient.

{% hint style="info" %}
You can delete the secondary button if not needed&#x20;
{% endhint %}


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