# Uploading Site Logo
To upload your logo, go to Customizer → Site Identity
. You are free to use the default text logo version (with or without tagline) or upload your own brand image.

Select Logo
and upload your logo to WordPress media libraryOnce logo is uploaded, you will have some more options available.
# Responsive Height
Some WordPress themes restrict you to use the specific logo dimensions. This may result in "too small" or "too big" look of some logo brands. Rhye has the special options to tailor the logo height for different screen sizes which can be really handy.
For example, you can have a fairly large logo on desktop screens, but you may want to make your logo smaller on mobile devices where there is less room for the big elements. Using the sliders you can adjust your logo look on 3 screen sizes – desktops, tablets and mobiles.

# Handling Different Backgrounds
Rhye has dozen of page templates which includes mix of dark & light backgrounds and different header styling. The problem is that if you upload a black logo, it will look good on light backgrounds, but it will not be noticible on dark backgrounds. For example, fixed header becomes dark when you start scrolling a page.

Luckily you can upload a secondary logo version. In our example case I've uploaded a white logo version. After that in the header options you can choose which logo the theme should display on both normal & sticky header states.

Customizer → Header → Options
# Uploading SVG Logo
WordPress doesn't allow to upload SVG files in media library. If you try to upload any .svg
file you will get an error like this:
WARNING
"home.svg" has failed to upload.
Sorry, this file type is not permitted for security reasons.
There is a handy plugin Safe SVG (opens new window) which enables SVG uploads and makes it safe. There is no need for additional configuration. Simply install this plugin and upload your SVG logo like you did with raster images.