How to Add Your Logo to Event Tickets (Branded Tickets in Minutes)

Last updated: July 2026

To add your logo to event tickets, open your event's branding settings, upload your logo image, and choose an accent color. The logo and color then appear on both your public event page and every QR ticket you issue — so guests see your brand, not a generic template, from the invite through the door.

That single touch does more work than it looks. A ticket carrying your own logo and colors reads as official the moment a guest glances at it, which cuts confusion at the entrance and makes your event feel like the real, paid-for occasion it is. This guide walks through exactly how branding works, where your logo shows up, and what stays fixed.

Can I add my logo to event tickets?

Yes. You can add your logo to event tickets and to the public event page that guests land on before they ever reach the door. Instead of a plain default header, your event carries your own mark — a company logo, a band's wordmark, a nonprofit's emblem, a personal monogram for a private party.

The Event Tickets tool treats branding as a first-class part of setting up an event, not an upsell locked behind a higher tier. You upload one logo image and it flows through to the guest-facing surfaces automatically: the event page and each issued ticket. There's no separate "design the ticket" step and no template editor to fight — the branding you set once is the branding your guests see everywhere.

Uploaded logos are hosted on the same platform that serves your event page, so they load from the same origin as the rest of the ticket. That matters for trust and speed: nothing is pulling an image off a random third-party host, and the logo renders instantly whether a guest opens the page on hotel Wi-Fi or a phone with one bar of signal.

Where does my logo appear on branded tickets?

Your logo appears in the two places a guest actually looks:

• The public event page — the shareable page at your event's link, where guests see the title, date, venue, and now your logo up top. This is the first impression, often shared in a group chat or on social, so a real logo here signals a real event.
• Every QR ticket — the ticket each guest holds, downloads, or prints. The logo sits alongside the unique QR code, so the thing a staffer scans at the door looks like it belongs to your event, not to a generic ticketing template.

Because both surfaces draw from the same branding settings, they stay consistent. A guest who saw your logo on the event page sees the same logo on their ticket, and your door staff see it again on the check-in screen. That visual through-line is what makes a custom event page and its tickets feel like one coherent, professional package rather than three disconnected screens.

How do I add a logo and accent color to my event tickets?

Here's the full flow, start to finish. Setting up and branding an event is free — you only pay the one-time fee when you publish.

1. Create your event. Add the title, date, venue, and capacity. This costs nothing and gives you an event to brand.
2. Open the branding settings. In your event's setup, find the branding or appearance section where you set the logo and color.
3. Upload your logo. Choose your logo file — a PNG with a transparent background works best so it sits cleanly on any background. It's hosted on the platform, same origin as your event page, so it loads fast and reliably.
4. Pick your accent color. Set an accent color that matches your brand. It tints the event page and ticket so the whole experience carries your palette, not a default one.
5. Preview and issue tickets. Check how the branded event page and a sample ticket look, then generate tickets in bulk or add named guests with tiers like General and VIP. Each ticket carries your logo and accent color.
6. Publish to go live. Pay the one-time, capacity-based fee (from about $5) to publish. Your branded event page goes online for a year and every ticket validates at the door.

That's the whole thing. No design software, no exported files to re-upload, no per-ticket redesign — one logo and one color, applied everywhere your guests look.

Can I change the colors on my event page and tickets?

Yes. Alongside the logo, you set an accent color that carries across the public event page and the tickets. Choosing the color that matches your brand — your company blue, a nonprofit's signature green, a festival's hot pink — ties the logo and the surrounding design together so nothing looks like a stock template.

The accent color is the fastest way to make a custom event page feel intentional. Even without a logo, a considered color already lifts an event page above the default look; with the logo and color together, you get branded event tickets that a guest instantly associates with you. Pick a color with enough contrast that text and the QR code stay crisp and easy to scan.

If you run several events under the same brand, reusing the same logo and accent color across all of them builds recognition — regulars start to know your ticket on sight, which is exactly the trust you want at a busy door.

Is it fully white-label?

Not fully — and it's worth being precise. You can add your own logo and colors, so the event page and tickets are unmistakably yours to any guest looking at them. What stays is a small "Powered by" platform mark in the footer. Your branding is front and center; the platform's mark is a discreet credit, not a competing logo.

For the overwhelming majority of events — parties, workshops, fundraisers, club nights, community meetups — that's exactly what you want: professional, on-brand tickets your guests trust, without pretending you built a ticketing system from scratch. If your requirement is a strictly zero-third-party-marks experience for a large corporate contract, know the footer credit remains. For everyone else, adding your logo and accent color delivers the branded, trustworthy look that actually matters at the entrance.

Think of it as near-white-label: your identity dominates every guest-facing surface, with a light platform credit in the corner.

Why do branded tickets matter at the door?

A branded ticket does quiet, useful work. When a guest walks up holding a ticket with your logo and colors, the staffer knows at a glance it's a real ticket for this event — which speeds the line and reduces "is this legit?" hesitation. When a guest receives a ticket that looks like a template with a stranger's branding, they wonder whether they were scammed; a logo they recognize removes that doubt before they arrive.

Branding also protects against confusion at multi-event venues. If three things are happening in one building on the same night, the ticket that clearly carries your logo routes guests to your door. Combined with the single-use QR check-in — where each ticket admits exactly one person and a forwarded screenshot is caught instantly — your branded ticket is both trustworthy to look at and trustworthy to scan.

For more on the surrounding setup, see how to create QR code tickets for an event, and if you're running a smaller gathering, the guide to free event ticketing for small events covers how far you can get before you pay to publish. Raising money instead? Branded tickets build trust fast when you sell tickets for a fundraiser.

Frequently asked questions

Can I add my logo to event tickets?

Yes. Upload your logo in your event's branding settings and it appears on both the public event page and every QR ticket you issue. There's no separate ticket design step — the logo you upload once flows through to all guest-facing surfaces automatically, so every ticket looks branded and professional.

Can I change the colors on my tickets and event page?

Yes. You set an accent color that tints the public event page and the tickets to match your brand. Pick a color with strong contrast so text and the QR code stay easy to read and scan. The logo and accent color together give you a cohesive, custom event page rather than a default template.

Is it fully white-label?

Not entirely. You add your own logo and accent color, so the event is unmistakably yours to guests, but a small "Powered by" platform mark stays in the footer. Your branding is prominent and the platform credit is discreet — near-white-label rather than strictly zero-marks. For most events that's exactly the professional look you want.

Where is my uploaded logo stored?

Your logo is hosted on the same platform that serves your event page — same origin as the rest of the ticket. That means it loads fast and reliably for guests, with nothing pulled from a separate third-party host, so your branded event page and tickets render cleanly on any phone.

The bottom line

Learning how to add your logo to event tickets takes a couple of minutes and pays off at every step of the guest journey: a branded event page that earns a share, tickets that look official in the invite, and a fast, confident door because staff recognize your mark on sight. Upload one logo, set one accent color, and your whole event carries your identity — with only a light platform credit remaining in the footer.

When you're ready to issue branded event tickets with your own logo and colors, build and brand your event for free with the Event Tickets tool with custom logo and colors, and pay one small flat fee only when you publish.