Branded sign-in pages for workspaces on their own domain

A workspace that runs General Input on its own domain can now make the sign-in page its own. Admins give the product a name of their choosing, add a tagline, and pick a scene for the page, then preview it at desktop and phone sizes before saving. People signing in see your product's name and logo and nothing of ours, including when they continue with Google. See plans for workspaces on their own domain.

How it works

• Scenes are complete designs. Each scene sets its own colors, type, buttons and motion, and places your logo on a surface it controls, so any logo reads well. There are seven: Horizon, Signal, Ember, Forge, Aurora, Monolith and Photo, and we will keep adding more.
• Your name everywhere people sign in. The product name appears on every sign-in page, the browser tab, and the home screen name when people install the app. Leave it blank to use the workspace's name.
• Logos and photos. The workspace picture is the square logo. Admins can add a wide logo (SVG, PNG, WebP or JPEG, up to 1 MB) and a background photo for the Photo scene (up to 5 MB). Every upload is checked before it is used, and an SVG that could run code is refused.
• Who can change it. Owners and admins, from Settings, under Branding. It appears once the workspace has its own domain.

Also shipped

• The loading screen wears the scene; on Signal, Ember and Forge it opens like a vault.
• Continuing with Google from a workspace's own domain now goes straight to Google instead of asking a second time.
• Workspaces on their own domain get the new sign-in page right away, drawn from their name and picture on the Horizon scene.