Today, I will talk about how Office 365 users can use Azure AD to configure branding on their Office 365 login page. This will allow you to put a customized logo of your organization on the login page of Office 365. First, log into your Office 365 portal using your Admin credentials.
Then, on the App launcher, click on “Admin”, which will take you to the Admin Dashboard on Office 365, as shown below.
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Once on the Admin dashboard, under “Admin”, select “Azure AD”. This will load the Azure Directory Portal related to your Office 365 tenant. If this is the first time you are accessing the Azure AD, it will prompt you to set it up initially. This is a fairly simple process which consists of the following on-screen commands to finalize the setup.
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This will open up the Azure Active Directory on another browser tab as shown below. This is your Azure Directory Portal.
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Once you are on the Azure Directory portal, click on the “Configure” tab and select “Customize Branding”.
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Once you click on the “Customize Branding”, it will load the below settings window for you, to upload your images or some customized text related to your company, to appear on your Office 365 Sign in Page.
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Here, I have left the Banner Logo, Square Logo, and other fields empty, and just inserted some “Sign-In Page Text” as I prefer to do that. You all can populate the fields as you wish to customize the login page. Once done, click on the Next arrow to go to the next settings page where we will upload the image to appear on our Sign in Page.
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Under the “Sign-In Page Illustration”, browse and give the background you desire to be available to the users when they land on the Office 365 Sign in page. Once done, click on the check mark to apply changes.
Please note that changes to take place on your Office 365 sign in page, would take some time. So, please check back if the image appears after ten or fifteen minutes.
Once the changes are applied, your Office 365 Sign-in page should look like below with the custom brandings that you just applied via Azure AD.
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That’s it for this tutorial folks. Happy customizing Office 365!!!!!!!!!