> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.zigpoll.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.zigpoll.com/tutorials/custom-header-image.md).

# Custom Header Image

Add a custom header image to your survey

Add a custom header image, logo or background to make your Zigpoll survey a seamless part of your brand.

#### Step #1: Go to Your Design Settings

* To change it for **all surveys**: go to **Settings → Design Defaults**.
* To change it for **a specific survey**: open the survey and go to **Settings → Design**. If the survey uses your account defaults, turn on **Override Design Settings** first.

#### Step #2: Pick the Right Image Field

Each Design tab has its own images. Choose the tab for where the survey appears:

| Where                                  | Tab             | Field                                                                             | Uploads are resized to                        |
| -------------------------------------- | --------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------- |
| Survey on your website                 | **On-Site**     | **Background Image**, under **Colors** — fills the survey's background            | 1080 × 300 px, cropped                        |
| Survey on your website, modal position | **On-Site**     | **Logo Image**, **Side Image** and **Overlay Image**, under **Edit Modal Design** | 300 px tall (logo)                            |
| Hosted survey page (your survey link)  | **Survey Page** | **Logo** (with **Logo Placement**) and **Background Image**                       | 700 px tall (logo), 2400 px wide (background) |
| Email surveys                          | **Email**       | **Logo** and **Header bar**                                                       | —                                             |

The **launcher** — the button that opens an on-site survey — has its own image. See [Custom Launcher Image](/tutorials/custom-launcher-image.md).

#### Step #3: Upload Your Image

1. Upload the image into the field. You can drag and drop it, or click the box to open a file upload window.
2. Click **Save Changes** to push your changes live.

{% hint style="info" %}
**Logo cut off or missing?** Uploads are cropped or resized to the sizes above, so leave some space around a logo that sits on a background image. A tall logo can crowd the questions on short screens: use a shorter logo, or put it on the **Survey Page** tab instead. Surveys in Shopify checkout blocks don't show these images; see [Shopify checkout limits](/installation/shopify-checkout-limits.md).
{% endhint %}


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