Learn to implement custom logos in Red Hat OpenShift 4.19 for branded web console experiences, with CLI and web console setup instructions.

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OpenShift 4.19 introduces a Custom Logos feature that replaces the deprecated Custom Logo functionality, allowing administrators to configure different logos for masthead and favicon based on light and dark themes. The feature supports various image formats with a 60px max height constraint and can be implemented through CLI commands or the web console interface. Users create ConfigMaps in the openshift-config namespace containing logo files, then configure the console operator to reference these logos for specific theme modes, providing enhanced branding customization aligned with PatternFly 6 theming requirements.

Enable Custom Logos branding in the OpenShift web console

Adding Custom Logos via the OpenShift web console

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