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# How do I customize the header information and logo in my reports?

## Logos and Banners

You can set a logo or banner within your work space and it will appear in your published reports. (See how to do it in the [offline app](/manual/report-and-run/branding/set-a-company-logo-1.md) or the [cloud app](/manual/readme/branding/set-a-company-logo.md).)&#x20;

If you want reports to have unique logos, you can [set multiple logos on the folder level](/manual/readme/branding/set-multiple-logos.md) in Report and Run: Cloud. In Report and Run: Offline, you can create different work spaces and [set a unique logo](/manual/report-and-run/branding/set-a-company-logo-1.md) in each space.&#x20;

## Hide/Show Header Information

You can use the report properties to adjust [what information appears in published report headers](/manual/faq/c150/c155/q486.md). For example, you can choose to hide the company name or contact email.&#x20;

## Related&#x20;

* [Article: Add a banner in Report and Run: Cloud](/manual/readme/branding/add-a-banner-to-a-report.md)
* [Article: Add a banner in Report and Run: Integrate](/manual/report-and-run-integrate/branding/add-a-banner-to-a-report.md)
* [Article: Add a banner in Report and Run: Offline](/manual/report-and-run/branding/set-a-banner.md)
* [Article: Show/hide header fields in Report and Run: Cloud](/manual/readme/customization/show-hide-header-fields.md)
* [Article: Show/hide header fields in Report and Run: Offline](/manual/report-and-run/customization/show-hide-fields.md)


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