Customize the logo / Change the name of Overseerr

[Dabu-dot]

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. One of the simpliest way to customize Ombi as a User nowadays is to replace the Logo and Name of the application (showing up in the tab next to the favicon). I would be nice if the admin could do that in Overseerr as well.

Describe the solution you'd like Within the "General Settings" Section, create a subsection named "Customization" (or else) to upload a .png or .jpg for the new logo that will overwrite the existing one. Same thing could be done for a text input where you could write a new name for the application and rename Overseerr.

[ctrlaltd1337ed]

+1 to this, changing the icon and name of the app would be great.

[cyb3rgh05t]

+1 for this one

[Albeyon]

+1 for this! Maybe the option to change the SSL too?

[morganzero]

+1 for this!

[WoisWoi]

+1 Indeed, it would be really nice to have this :)

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[Cajs]

Just to feedback on this, I can see the ability to change the name of Overseer in the General Settings via "Application Title", but cannot see the upload replacement. Is this still outstanding?

[Emalton]

Where can the logo be changed?

[PhAzE-Variance]

If the ability to add a custom logo to the top right of Overseerr get's implemented, can we also have the option to use the logo in the body of email notifications, instead of the application title?

[TheCatLady]

If the ability to add a custom logo to the top right of Overseerr get's implemented, can we also have the option to use the logo in the body of email notifications, instead of the application title?

Please follow #405 for custom notification support.

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[Dabu-dot]

No

[carnivorouz]

Agreed on this. If I do transition from Ombi it will be with just about 50 users and something that now says "Overseerr" instead will traumatize them unfortunately.

[dduives]

Hi, I would really love this feature still. My users are getting confused by the completely different logo/name used for my services. Thanks!

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[Emalton]

Bump

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[KJThaDon]

Easiest code to write and still not a thing. Wonder why

[sct]

Easiest code to write and still not a thing. Wonder why

Feel free to PR it! Contributions are always welcome.

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[meleniumshane90]

In case anyone wants to do this manually, this is a temporary solution: In Docker, add a path: Container Path: /app/public/logo_full.svg -> Host Path: /path/to/custom/logo.svg

If something changes, this is the most current file structure: https://github.com/sct/overseerr/tree/develop/public

[Emalton]

Ver helpful, thanks!!

[senorbueno]

The most appropriate path right now is to create a custom logos into a local public/ directory and bind mount that folder to the created docker instance like @meleniumshane90 mentioned. I just append this line to my docker startup/update script:

-v ~/.overseerr/public:/app/public \

In there I have my custom SVGs and other image files. The problem with updating SVGs on-the-fly for overseerr is that they don't use embedded (rasterized) images like .png/.jpg for the logos, they use an XML-based text format to describe how the image should appear. This allows for browser compatibility and scaling/resizing, since they're resolution independent. It takes a little Adobe Illustrator work but is totally doable and my login/home screen logos look awesome.

[mastertonux]

Jealous of you Docker users. Us Snap folks can't do this. Really hoping to see this feature added at some point in the UI because my users still get confused about what Overseerr is when the arrive at the site.

[robbbbbie]

The most appropriate path right now is to create a custom logos into a local public/ directory and bind mount that folder to the created docker instance like @meleniumshane90 mentioned. I just append this line to my docker startup/update script:

-v ~/.overseerr/public:/app/public \

In there I have my custom SVGs and other image files. The problem with updating SVGs on-the-fly for overseerr is that they don't use embedded (rasterized) images like .png/.jpg for the logos, they use an XML-based text format to describe how the image should appear. This allows for browser compatibility and scaling/resizing, since they're resolution independent. It takes a little Adobe Illustrator work but is totally doable and my login/home screen logos look awesome.

hey @senorbueno I appreciate your help with this work around! I was able to get the login screen logo (logo_stacked.svg) and the favicons (favicon.ico, favicon-32x32.png, and favicon-16x16.png) successfully replaced with custom logos, but the logo in the top left corner once logged in (logo_full.svg) is rendering as 0 x 0 pixels and is thus not showing up. is there another change I need to make with the .svg file or the XML somewhere to make this logo render properly?

[robbbbbie]

In case someone needed an answer to my question, I figured it out. I had to add width and height parameters to the code of the .svg file and it rendered properly.

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[CForChrisProooo]

If this gets added, I donate.

[dduives]

I agree, if this gets added I will also donate

[Emalton]

I agree too and would also donate.

[tscibilia]

I would also like to mention that the "custom application title" update from v.1.19 doesn't change the Overseerr name displayed when a user attempts to login via the plex auth screen. I believe the expected behavior would also change the application title name on the login screen.

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[Emalton]

Definitely don't close this!

[cavfeet]

Container Path: /app/public/logo_full.svg -> Host Path: /path/to/custom/logo.sv

what do you mean with In docker, add patch. Could you explain in more datail trying to use you manuel fix.

[WoisWoi]

Container Path: /app/public/logo_full.svg -> Host Path: /path/to/custom/logo.sv

what do you mean with In docker, add patch. Could you explain in more datail trying to use you manuel fix.

That's what he meant (example from Portainer), you have to remap the volume via docker :

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[Jmcguire525]

+1 for keeping this open and making it customizable

[collinsimler]

+1 still want this in 2023 please

[xunil75]

+1

[luizfeliperc]

In case anyone wants to do this manually, this is a temporary solution: In Docker, add a path: Container Path: /app/public/logo_full.svg -> Host Path: /path/to/custom/logo.svg

If something changes, this is the most current file structure: https://github.com/sct/overseerr/tree/develop/public

I used it this way for more than 1 year and today I went to change the logo for a more current one and I can't do it anymore. Even recreating the container it pulls the old/original image. I do not know what else to do.

[SpoooodaLs]

In case anyone wants to do this manually, this is a temporary solution: In Docker, add a path: Container Path: /app/public/logo_full.svg -> Host Path: /path/to/custom/logo.svg If something changes, this is the most current file structure: https://github.com/sct/overseerr/tree/develop/public

I used it this way for more than 1 year and today I went to change the logo for a more current one and I can't do it anymore. Even recreating the container it pulls the old/original image. I do not know what else to do.

I use this way currently but man it was a pain in the neck to get the SVG file to work properly, I can't remember the format but it had to match some specific type of format that the original had.

I don't have much knowledge of SVG files, so it took me a few hours to get it working.

Are you using Unraid? If so, I replace /app/overseerr/public/logo_full.svg

[luizfeliperc]

In case anyone wants to do this manually, this is a temporary solution: In Docker, add a path: Container Path: /app/public/logo_full.svg -> Host Path: /path/to/custom/logo.svg If something changes, this is the most current file structure: https://github.com/sct/overseerr/tree/develop/public

I used it this way for more than 1 year and today I went to change the logo for a more current one and I can't do it anymore. Even recreating the container it pulls the old/original image. I do not know what else to do.

I use this way currently but man it was a pain in the neck to get the SVG file to work properly, I can't remember the format but it had to match some specific type of format that the original had.

I don't have much knowledge of SVG files, so it took me a few hours to get it working.

Are you using Unraid? If so, I replace /app/overseerr/public/logo_full.svg

No, I'm using Linux's standard docker and docker-compose. I don't know if it happens to anyone else, but here I am commenting on the volumes and leaving the original images, they are not reflected in the system, even clearing the browser's cache I still see the edited images

[misterduve]

I could never get it to work. Docker/Portainer/Overseer

[carnivorouz]

I finally tried out the workaround and it works for me on latest Overseerr docker managed by Portainer. I first converted my logo with a free online SVG converter. Then I stored it at a mounted drive location where I was already hosting the Overseerr files from and referenced that in Portainer like so: https://imgur.com/a/Ea7YQYj

[HyperStreams]

In case anyone wants to do this manually, this is a temporary solution: In Docker, add a path: Container Path: /app/public/logo_full.svg -> Host Path: /path/to/custom/logo.svg If something changes, this is the most current file structure: https://github.com/sct/overseerr/tree/develop/public

I used it this way for more than 1 year and today I went to change the logo for a more current one and I can't do it anymore. Even recreating the container it pulls the old/original image. I do not know what else to do.

Would love to see this feature too! I have tried mapping the logo in unraid but it still doesn't update.

[tungmeister]

@wnconnor the path has changed, it's now /app/overseerr/public/logo_full.svg EDIT: if you want to customise the logo in emails it's /app/overseerr/public/logo_full.png

[cavfeet]

In case anyone wants to do this manually, this is a temporary solution: In Docker, add a path: Container Path: /app/public/logo_full.svg -> Host Path: /path/to/custom/logo.svg

If something changes, this is the most current file structure: https://github.com/sct/overseerr/tree/develop/public

How do you add an container path ? I am use a docker compose that looks like this:

overseerr: <<: *common-keys-media # See EXTENSION FIELDS at the top image: lscr.io/linuxserver/overseerr:latest container_name: overseerr ports:

• "5055:5055" volumes:
• $DOCKERDIR/appdata/overseerr:/config environment: <<: *default-tz-puid-pgid

[nielsadolf]

Will donate if this is added, will use ombi until this is added tbh, looks sooo bad being stuck with the Overseerr logo and name at the top...

[KJThaDon]

This is how I do it in a docker on unraid.

Be aware they keep marking comments as spam on here so you don't find this out.

[SpartacusIam]

This is how I do it in a docker on unraid. Be aware they keep marking comments as spam on here so you don't find this out.

I wish the devs would just say they are against this because they want to advertise their app. Them they can just ose this request as opposed to pretending like it s a possible feature coming and secretly marking comments as spam.