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# Customize the Request App Branding
Apply your company brand to the Request app
Give your Request app the custom look and feel of your company by supplying your own branding:
* Add your logo (with light and dark mode options)
* Select a primary and accent color
Customizing the Request app adds appeal for your data consumers and makes Immuta appear more proprietary to your business.
**Requirement**: Immuta permission `APPLICATION_ADMIN`
## Add a brand logo
From the Govern app,
1. Navigate to the :gear: **App Settings** page and click on the **Request app** tab.
2. In the **Logo** section, click **Upload**. Upload both a light mode and dark mode version of the logo since the mode is specific to the client's preference. It can be the same image if visible in both modes.
3. In the pop-up, select your logo. Images should be transparent PNG or SVG and a maximum size of 1 MB. For best results, use a horizontally aligned image 100px by 800px or smaller.
4. Click **Save**.
You will need to refresh the Request app in order to see your changes after saving.
## Customize the primary and accent color
From the Govern app,
1. Navigate to the :gear: **App Settings** page and click on the **Request app** tab.
2. In the **Color** section, click the dropdown and select the primary and accent colors.
3. You can see the preview of the colors in the preview section.
4. Click **Save**.
You will need to refresh the Request app in order to see your changes after saving.
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