Last updated: 3 June 2026
Branding settings let you personalise Jump with your practice's identity. Your logo, colours, and favicon appear across the app, patient-facing pages, documents, and emails.
Navigate to Settings > Branding.
Your practice logo appears in the sidebar, on patient-facing pages (booking, portal, questionnaires), and in document headers.
You can replace or remove the logo at any time.
The favicon appears in browser tabs when users have Jump open.
Set your primary brand colour and text colour:
A preview button shows how your chosen colours look together.
Click Reset to Default to restore Jump's default blue colour scheme.
Your branding is applied to:
Tip: Aim for a contrast ratio of AA or higher to ensure your branding is accessible to all users, including those with visual impairments.
If you upload a Square logo (a compact, square-format variant of your logo), Jump will use it in PDF headers — prescriptions, consultation notes, referrals, lab results, and supplement records — alongside your practice name. If no square logo is uploaded, the default logo is used.
Logo, square-logo, and favicon uploads save automatically. Upload or delete an image and the change is persisted immediately — no separate Save button on the image tabs. The Colours tab still has its Save because multiple colour changes should commit together.
When you save a primary colour, Jump automatically generates a soft-tinted background for video appointments using that colour. Combined with your uploaded logo, every video room your patients join — whether from a booked appointment or an ad-hoc link sent in a message — uses your practice's branding instead of a generic Whereby room.
There's nothing extra to set up — saving the Colours tab regenerates the video background automatically. The Whereby loading splash (a brief screen as the room connects) is part of Whereby's own platform and can't be customised.
Under Settings → Branding → Typography, each practice can now choose a heading font for its patient-facing surfaces. Pick from a curated set of six fonts; preview swatches render in the actual face so you can see what your patients will see.
The chosen font applies to:
Body text and chrome elsewhere remain in the standard typeface — only patient-facing headings pick up your choice.