Key takeaways
- A logo that stays small at maximum size is almost always caused by invisible margins inside the image file, not a limit in Sendspark.
- Even transparent PNGs often contain empty margins that stop the logo from filling the available space.
- The fix uses two free, no-signup tools: remove.bg to strip the background, then iloveimg.com to crop tightly to the logo edges.
- Upload the cropped logo under Settings → Global Styles, remove the old one first, then set the size to maximum.
This guide explains how to properly adjust your logo size on Sendspark landing pages. If your logo appears too small even when the size setting is at maximum, the issue is likely due to background margins or improper cropping.
Why Your Logo Appears Small
Even PNG files without visible backgrounds often contain invisible margins that affect how the logo displays. These margins prevent your logo from taking full advantage of the available space, making it appear smaller than expected.Step 1: Remove Background (If Needed)
If your logo has a background that you need to remove:- Go to remove.bg (a free online background removal tool)
- Upload your logo image
- Wait for the tool to process and remove the background automatically
- Download the processed image
Step 2: Crop Excess Margins
To remove invisible margins and optimize your logo size:- Go to iloveimg.com and select “Crop Image”
- Upload your background-free logo
- Adjust the crop area to remove excess space around your logo
- Make sure to crop as close to the logo edges as possible for maximum space utilization
- Click “Crop Image” to process
- Download the optimized logo
Step 3: Upload to Sendspark
- Navigate to your Sendspark settings
- Go to Global Styles
- Remove your current logo
- Upload the newly cropped logo
- Set the size to maximum if needed
- Save your changes
Viewing Your Changes
After uploading your optimized logo:- Refresh your landing page to see the updated logo
- Your logo should now appear significantly larger and properly positioned
Frequently asked questions
Why does my logo look small even when the size is set to maximum?
Why does my logo look small even when the size is set to maximum?
The usual cause is invisible margins inside the image file. Even PNGs without a visible background often contain empty space around the logo, which prevents it from filling the available area. Cropping those margins tightly is what lets the logo appear larger.
Do I need an account to use remove.bg or iloveimg.com?
Do I need an account to use remove.bg or iloveimg.com?
No. Both remove.bg and iloveimg.com are free tools that don’t require account registration, which makes them convenient for quick logo optimization.
My downloaded logo looks like it has a white background — is that a problem?
My downloaded logo looks like it has a white background — is that a problem?
No. After processing at remove.bg, the image may appear to have a white background in your file browser, but it actually has a transparent background and will display correctly on your landing page.
I updated my logo but it hasn't changed everywhere — why?
I updated my logo but it hasn't changed everywhere — why?
Updates to Global Styles may take some time to reflect across all share pages. The team is working to ensure consistency between landing pages and share pages, so allow a little time for the new logo to propagate.
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