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# Create a Branded Login Page

Customers typically log in to your app using the traditional `login.salesforce.com` site. A branded login page enables you to customize this domain and parts of this login page so you can provide a branded experience for your customers.

## Before You Begin

|Required Editions|
|-----------------|
|Available in: Salesforce Classic|
|Available in: **Developer** Edition|

|User Permissions Needed| |
|-----------------------|--|
|To manage Trialforce:|Customize Application|

Your custom login site includes your text and company logo, and mobile-friendly versions of your login site as well.

## Steps

1.  Log in to your Trialforce Management Organization.

2.  From Setup, enter `Login Site` in the Quick Find box, then select **Login Site**.

3.  Click **Set Up Login Site**.

4.  Select a subdomain for your login site by providing a name in the field provided. Usually, the subdomain is the name of your company.

    **note:** A login domain ends with `.cloudforce.com`, so if your company name is “mycompany,” your login domain is `mycompany.cloudforce.com`.

5.  Check the availability of the domain and then accept the terms of use.

6.  Click **Save and Launch Editor**.

7.  Use the Login Brand Editor to change how your login page looks. For additional help using the editor, click **Help for this Page**.

8.  Click **Save and Close**.

9.  If you're ready to make these changes available to your TSO, click **Publish**.

    If you decide to publish later, your changes are saved and you can edit the subdomain if you change your mind. After you publish the Login page, you can't edit the subdomain.