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# Custom Launcher Image

Upload your own launcher image to fully match your brand

Replace the default Zigpoll launcher icon with your own custom image to fully match your brand.

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

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

#### Step #2: Upload Your Image

1. Under **Launcher**, make sure **Circle** or **Bumper** is picked. A survey with **No Launcher** has no icon to set.
2. Under **Icon**, click the **Upload** tile and choose your image. You can drag and drop it, or click to open a file upload window.
3. Click **Save Changes** to push your changes live.

Use a square image. It's cropped to a square and resized to 500 × 500 px when you upload it.

{% hint style="info" %}
The launcher image is only the button that opens the survey. For a logo or background inside the survey, see [Custom Header Image](/tutorials/custom-header-image.md).
{% endhint %}

#### After Completion (Optional)

If you want a different image to appear after a user has completed your survey:

1. Switch to the **After completion** tab at the top of the launcher card and pick **Different launcher**. The tab starts from a copy of the default launcher.
2. Upload a second image there. Picking **Same as default** again snaps it back to match.


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