Your logo helps Taliho outputs feel like part of your operation instead of a disconnected tool. Once the logo is set up well, printed QR materials and branded outputs look more intentional and easier to trust.
Upload the highest-quality version you have
Start with a source file that is clear, centered, and easy to crop. A rushed image file usually creates more work later.
- A sharp source image with enough resolution for print.
- A version that is already close to the desired crop.
- A mark or logo lockup that still reads clearly at small sizes.
Adjust for print, not just for the screen
When you position the logo, think about where it will appear:
- on PDF sheets
- on labels
- in branded support or project materials
If the mark feels too tight, too small, or off-center in the crop, fix it before you save.
Keep the logo simple and recognizable
Complex logos can look fine in a brand deck and fall apart on a smaller printed output. If you have multiple brand versions, use the one that stays readable when reduced.
Recheck after saving
After the logo is updated, verify how it appears anywhere branding might show up. If the crop feels awkward, adjust it before the next print run.
- Check that the logo feels centered.
- Confirm the mark is not cropped too tightly.
- Make sure small-size readability still holds up.
- Coordinate the logo with company settings so branding is fully aligned.
For the broader account profile, go back to Update Company Information in Taliho.