Add your logo to glass.

Example created in the studio. The finished appearance depends on your film and printing process.

Upload your logo.

Choose Add Logo in the Design step. A sample Decorate My Windows logo appears so you can try the controls before uploading your own artwork.

Upload a simple SVG file under 250 KB. If you only have a PNG or JPEG, ask your designer for a vector SVG version. The studio doesn't convert those image formats. Use a logo you own or have permission to reproduce.

Before uploading, convert text to outlines and simplify effects in your vector editor. The file should contain paths and shapes, without embedded photos or other raster images. If the studio can't use the file, it will explain the problem and keep the last valid logo.

Choose a layout.

• Step and repeat: repeat the logo in aligned or staggered rows across the glass.
• One logo per pane: give each glass panel its own logo.
• One logo across the glass: place a single logo across the full window. Check that the dividers don't cut through important parts of the design.

Adjust the size and spacing.

The default repeat staggers alternate rows by half a repeat, like a branded event backdrop. Automatic fitting chooses a starting logo size and spacing to fit your windows.

Logo size changes the artwork itself. Horizontal and vertical gaps change the clear space between logos. Adjusting the size or gaps manually turns automatic fitting off and keeps your chosen measurements.

Logo rotation turns each copy in place. Whole-pattern rotation turns the entire arrangement, including the rows. Use the preview to compare the two.

Choose a color treatment.

Color keeps the logo's original colors. Black and White turn the visible shapes into a single color while leaving transparent areas clear. You can also recolor the logo with the print palette. If your brand has an approved single-color version, use it to keep the details readable.

Check the logo at its printed size.

A small tagline may look clear when zoomed in but be hard to read at its actual size. Check a proof before printing, especially for smaller repeats. Export the master SVG or individual pane files and confirm the dimensions, colors, and film choice with your printer.

To add opening hours, contact details, or a website alongside your logo, use the Storefront layout.