Your club logo and colour

SUBSCRIPTION Reading time : 3 min Updated August 20, 2026
Upload your logo and pick your colour once: your members see your club — not a generic tool — on the public page, the sign-up form, the member portal and every email. Included in every plan, Free too; only the colour of emails needs Paak One.

Why do it

A parent receiving a convocation, a new member signing up, a member opening their portal: each should recognise your club at a glance. Logo and colour make that difference in two minutes, and you set them once.

Set it up

  1. Go to Settings → Branding.
  2. Upload the club logo — square image, at least 256×256 px, PNG or JPG (a transparent background looks best in emails).
  3. Pick your main colour — the one on your jerseys or your logo. If it is very light, Paak warns you: white button text would become unreadable.
  4. The email preview at the bottom shows the real email your members receive, with your current logo and colour.

In the app, a Help button at the top of every page replays a short guided tour of that screen.

Where your logo and colour appear

The logo, in every plan:

  • your public club page — and its preview when shared on WhatsApp or social networks;
  • the sign-up form and its confirmation page;
  • the member portal;
  • every email Paak sends for you — convocations, session reminders, fee reminders, receipts, renewals;
  • the header of your own dashboard.

The main colour:

  • public page, sign-up form and member portal — in every plan;
  • emails to members — from Paak One. On the Free plan emails keep the Paak look, with your logo.

Your admin dashboard keeps the Paak interface: branding is about the identity your members see.

FAQ

Which logo formats are accepted?
PNG or JPG, square image of at least 256×256 pixels; the logo is checked and resized automatically.
Is branding available on the Free plan?
The logo everywhere and the colour on the public page, the form and the member portal: yes, in every plan. The colour in emails is part of Paak One — see the plans.
What about a secondary colour?
There is none any more: no surface used it. One main colour is enough — it dresses buttons, headings and links.
Last updated: August 20, 2026 ID : help.subscription.branding