Upload and manage your logos
Your logos are the foundation of your Launch store branding. Launch allows you to upload multiple logo variations, organize artwork for different products, and manage branding across your employee store from one place.
Whether you are using a primary company logo, department branding, event artwork, or alternate logo variations, Launch is designed to keep your artwork organized and production-ready.
Uploading Your Logos
To upload logos inside Launch:
- Log into your Launch dashboard
- Navigate to Logos
- Select Add Logo
- Drag and drop your file or browse your computer
- Save changes
Uploaded logos become available when customizing products from the Launch catalog.

Organizing Logo Variations
Launch supports multiple logo versions within a single account.
Common examples include:
- Primary logo
- Icon or logo mark
- Horizontal logo
- Vertical logo
- One-color version
- White or reversed logo
- Event-specific branding
- Alternate product logo variations
Using separate logo variations helps maintain cleaner, more consistent branding across apparel, drinkware, bags, headwear, and promotional products.
Naming Your Logos
Clear naming conventions make logo management easier as your store grows and additional logo variations are added.
Recommended naming examples:
- Primary Logo
- White Logo
- Horizontal Logo
- Event Logo 2026
- Storefront Logo
Consistent naming also helps simplify future product customization and logo organization.
Storefront Logo
The storefront logo is the primary logo displayed throughout your employee store experience, including the store header and branding areas.
Only one storefront logo can be assigned at a time.

Updating or Removing Logos
Launch helps prevent accidental logo removal by showing how many products are currently associated with each saved logo.
Inside Branding, admins can view:
- Total products using each logo
- Active logo usage across products
- Product assignment counts in real time
Logos can only be removed when they are no longer associated with products in the store.
This helps maintain branding consistency and prevents broken product configurations across your employee store.
Best Practices
For the best results:
- Upload high-quality artwork whenever possible
- Use simplified logo variations for smaller placements when needed
- Review product mockups before saving products to your store
- Add your brand guide and Pantone colors if available