Show a wall of sponsor or partner logos
Updated August 3, 2026
Add a “Sponsors & logos” section: a row of logos, each one optionally linked.
What it’s for
Sponsors, partners, the press that covered you, the tools you are demoing: a logo wall is the social proof an event page usually needs. Venue has a section for it, so you don't have to fake one with a flat image.
On step 3 · Design, click “Add section” and pick “Sponsors & logos”.
In the section's settings panel, give the band a title if you want one (“Our sponsors”), then set the logo height — S to XXL, so a headline sponsor can stand taller than a wall of twenty.
Under “Logos”, click “Add logo”, then “Edit logo” on the row: pick the image from your library (or import one), name it, and optionally give it a link.
Drag the rows by their handle to reorder the wall — the panel order is the display order.
Good to know
- The name is the image's alternative text: it is what a screen reader announces and what search engines read, so fill it in even when the logo is obvious.
- A logo with a link opens it in a new tab; without one it is simply an image.
- A logo row with no image is dropped from the published page — an empty slot is an unfinished one, not a gap to keep.
- Up to 24 logos per section. “Mute logos to one tone” turns them all monochrome, which is the usual way to stop a dozen brand colors fighting your own.
Related articles
- Choose a starting designStart from a template, a blank page, or let AI create the design.
- Add and reorder sectionsCompose the page block by block: add, reorder and remove sections.
- Put two sections side by sidePair two sections into a single two-column row, by dragging them into a block in the sections list.
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