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Customise your widget

Make the chat widget feel like part of your brand — your logo, your colours, your assistant's name and face, in light or dark.

Everything that controls how the widget looks lives in one place: Settings ▸ Business setup ▸ Business basics. Change anything, hit Save changes, and your widget updates everywhere it's embedded — no re-pasting code.

A branded customer chat widget: the salon's logo and name in the header, terracotta accent colour, a friendly booking conversation with time-slot chips, and a Powered by Suddenly Sorted footer.
This is how your branded widget looks to customers, your logo, name, colour and assistant, all from one settings panel.

Upload your logo

Your logo shows in the chat header so customers know they're talking to you.

Open Business basics

Go to Settings ▸ Business setup and find the Logo field.

Upload an image

Click Upload an image and pick a square PNG, JPG or WebP (up to 2 MB). You'll see a preview straight away. Prefer a link? You can still paste a direct image URL instead.

Save

Hit Save changes. Leave the logo blank to use your business initial in a coloured circle.

Tip Use a square image with a transparent or solid background. Tall or wide logos get cropped to a circle in the widget header.

Pick an avatar — every plan

The avatar is the face on your chat launcher and header, and the picker is on every plan:

Name your assistant Pro

Out of the box the assistant goes by a neutral "Assistant" in the chat header. On the Pro plan you can give it its own display name — up to 24 characters, whatever fits your brand. Pro also unlocks white-label: the "Powered by Suddenly Sorted" line in the widget footer is replaced with your own sign-off.

Want to change how the assistant talks, not just what it's called? See assistant tone & reply length.

Colour, welcome message & theme

Good to know Changes apply to the live widget the moment you save — you never need to update the embed snippet on your website to push a new logo, colour or message.

Screenshots use sample data — the names, accounts and bookings shown are fictional.