Advanced Branding & Visual Customization

Advanced Branding & Visual Customization (For Organizers)

Advanced branding options allow organizers to go beyond basic identity settings and further customize how the event appears across digital and physical experiences.

These options are optional but recommended for events with strong branding requirements.


In-App Display Graphics

Go to: Communications

 

Click on In-App Displays

 

Upload custom banner graphics for the mobile application:

  • Dimensions: 1114 × 702 pixels
  • Aspect Ratio: Approximately 1.59:1 (landscape orientation)
  • Format: PNG or JPG recommended

 

Learn more: How to customize the run.events mobile application to my event | Communications | run.events


Mobile App Home Feed Links

Configure custom links and promotional banners displayed on the mobile app home screen. These can feature sponsor logos, promotional content, or important event information.

 


Email Designs & Templates

Go to:

Communications > Email Designs and Email Templates

Customize email templates for various communication types including registration confirmations, schedule updates, and promotional campaigns.

 

Learn more: Email Designs and Email Templates | Communications | run.events


Create branded designs for physical and digital visibility:

Speaker Labels

Create branded name tags and labels for speakers featuring your event identity. These can include speaker names, titles, photos, and session information.

 

These settings are visible in mobile app view as well:

 


Session Labels

Design session identifiers that maintain consistent branding across your event venue.

 

Learn more: Session Buckets and Session Labels | Content and Speakers | run.events


Event badge designer

Use the event badge designer to create custom attendee badges with integrated branding. This powerful tool allows you to incorporate your logo, colors, and custom layouts for professional-looking conference badges.

Learn more: Designing Event Badges | Badges and Check-In | run.events


Marketing campaign cards

Create social media-ready promotional graphics that automatically incorporate your event branding. These cards are optimized for sharing on platforms like LinkedIn.

Learn more: Start Configuring Influencer campaign and Campaign cards | Marketing | run.events


White-labelled Mobile App Icon Logo Specifications

For the best mobile app experience, provide your logo in the following specifications:

Logo Format Requirements

  • Preferred Format: SVG (vector format)
  • Alternative Format: PNG (if SVG not available)
  • Minimum Resolution: 1024 × 1024 pixels
  • DPI: 72 dpi minimum (for PNG files)

Why These Specifications Matter:

  • SVG format: Ensures scalability without quality loss across different device sizes and resolutions
  • High resolution PNG: Provides crisp display on high-density screens (Retina displays, etc.)
  • Square aspect ratio: 1:1 ratio ensures consistent appearance across iOS and Android platforms


Brand identity for an internal organization

Develop a unified brand identity to improve internal organization and ensure consistency. It can be reused across events and helps standardize appearance for all of your events.

Ticket Visualization

Design ticket layouts using distinct colors and icons to clearly differentiate ticket types and enhance attendee navigation.

 

View examples:

 

Learn more: Working with Tickets: filtering, sorting, and interaction with attendees | Ticketing & Registration | run.events


Sponsorship Labels

Design sponsorship layouts that use distinct colors and badge styles to clearly differentiate sponsorship tiers and improve overall navigation.

 

 

Learn more: Sponsor Labels | Sponsor management | run.events


Brand Consistency, Testing & White-Labelling (Best Practices)

Preparation Tips

  • Use high-resolution source files to maintain quality across all applications
  • Ensure logos have transparent backgrounds for versatile placement
  • Test color contrast to ensure readability across different backgrounds
  • Keep file sizes optimized without sacrificing quality

Brand Consistency

  • Use the same logo across all platform settings for consistent recognition
  • Maintain color consistency using exact hex codes
  • Keep typography consistent
  • Preview all visual elements before publishing to attendees
  • Update all branding elements together to avoid inconsistencies

Testing Recommendations

  • Preview Dashboards (Speakers, Sponsors, Attendees)
  • Send test emails to verify how branding appears in different email clients
  • Review mobile app appearance on both iOS and Android devices
  • Print sample tickets and badges to check physical output quality
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