# Make the messenger yours

Set your colors, logo and greeting so the messenger feels like part of your product.

The messenger should feel like it belongs on your site. A few minutes in settings gets you most of the way there.

Open **Messenger settings** in the sidebar. The preview updates as you make changes, and nothing goes live until you save.

### The essentials

- **Brand color:** used for buttons, the launcher and your customers' messages.
- **Logo:** shown at the top of the home screen. You can add a separate one for dark mode.
- **Greeting and intro:** the first thing people read, like "Hi there 👋" and "How can we help?"
- **Header background:** a solid color, a gradient or an image.

### The home screen

Home cards decide what people see when they open the messenger: a way to send you a message, help center articles, links and short notes. Put the most useful ones first. A short home screen is a friendly one.

### Light, dark or automatic

The messenger can follow your customer's device setting or stay in light or dark mode. If you go with automatic, take a quick look at both so your logo and colors work either way.