Customize cPanel Branding

This article goes over how to replace the default InMotion Hosting logo with your custom logo/branding. This is useful if you are a reseller who needs to customize the branding and remove the default cPanel logo, or InMotion Hosting branding information. This is applicable to our VPS and Dedicated servers.

Update Branding with Jupiter WHM Theme

1. 1. Log into WHM as the reseller or root user
   2. Navigate to Customization, located in the cPanel section
      
   3. From the Customization area, you will see the following tabs and options in the tabs:
   4. Logos
      1. Company Logo - Dark and Light background colors
      2. Description of logo - Typically your company name
   5. Colors
      1. Main Menu Background Color - You can change the main menu background color
   6. Favicon
      1. You can upload your own favicon, must be a .ico file.
   7. Links
      1. Help Link
      2. Documentation Link
   8. Public Contact
      1. Public Company Name - Your company name
      2. Public Contact URL - Your Contact or Help form
   9. Once changes have been made in each section, select the Save button

NOTE: For further instruction on Jupiter Theme customization, refer to the official cPanel documentation here.

How Branding with Legacy Paper Lantern WHM Theme

1. 1. Login to WHM as the reseller or root user
   2. Navigate to Customization, located in the cPanel section
      
      
      1. From the Customize Branding tab, the following can be updated:
         1. Company Name
         2. Help Link
         3. Documentation Link
         4. Company Logo image
         5. Webmail Logo image
         6. Favicon
            1. Once changes have been made, select the Save button
      2. The Customize Style tab allows the default cPanel style to be set
      3. The Public Contact tab allows the Public Company Name and Public Contact URL to be saved
         1. Once changes have been made, select the Save button

NOTE: Further instruction on Paper Lantern Theme customization, refer to the official cPanel documentation here.