When families, teachers, or community members visit your event site, you want them to feel like they’re still in your school environment, not on a third-party platform.

A consistent look builds trust and reinforces your school’s identity. With Sched, you can add your school’s logo and colors, upload your own event graphics, and personalize the experience with branded schedules and welcome messages, all in just a few clicks.

What Elements Can You Customize on Your Sched Event Page?

You want your event page to feel like a natural extension of your school or district. The table below shows which parts of the event page you can customize to match your school’s branding, along with where to find those settings in your dashboard. 

ElementCan You Customize It?Where to Do It
Logo✅ YesSettings Appearance
Background color✅ YesSettings Appearance
Header image✅ YesSettings Appearance
CSS styles (layout, padding, etc.)✅ YesSettings Appearance Custom CSS
App loading screen✅ YesSettings Appearance
Custom pages for schedule, registration, speakers, etc.✅ YesSettings Pages
Embedded version on your site✅ YesFollow Sched’s embed instructions.

How To Match Your Sched Event Page to Your School Website

Want your event page to feel like a natural extension of your school site? You don’t need to be a designer or rely on IT to get started. Follow these steps to bring your branding into Sched:

1. Start by Uploading Your School Logo and Colors

Upload your school or district logo and select your brand colors using HEX codes or the built-in color picker. These changes apply across your event site and help visitors feel at home right away.

2. Stick to the Basics (When You’re Short on Time)

Most teams begin by uploading a logo, picking a few colors, and calling it done (and yes, that’s totally fine). Know that even a few simple changes go a long way toward making your event feel more professional and personal.

3. Add Polish With Templates and Optional Design Help

Sched offers branding templates you can customize further. If you work with a designer or have branding guidelines, this is a good time to bring them in.

4. Go Further With Custom CSS (Optional)

Want more control over layout, spacing, or buttons? Use Sched’s built-in CSS editor to fine-tune your event page. A web developer can help, but it’s not required—the default tools still let you build a site that looks great and feels like yours.

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Embed Your Event Page on Your School Website

Embedding your Sched event page  into your school or district site keeps things consistent.  Best of all, your schedule stays up to date automatically. When you make a change in Sched, it syncs instantly on your site.

You can embed:

  • Full event schedules
  • Specific tracks or views (e.g., per grade or department)
  • Mobile-friendly versions

To embed your event page, here’s what to do:

  1. Go to your Sched dashboard and click Settings → Embed
  2. Choose your layout and filters (like day, track, or view)
  3. Copy the embed code
  4. Paste it into your school website’s HTML, right where you want the schedule to appear

Want to see a more detailed walkthrough? 📌 Read the full embed guide here

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Need Advanced  Customization For Your Event Page? Try Custom CSS

If you’re comfortable editing code, or get help from an expert,  Sched’s Custom CSS feature gives you full control over the look and feel of your event page.

Common ways schools use custom CSS:

  • Match navigation bar styles
  • Rearrange the layout of your schedule
  • Hide or show specific elements

📌 Read the full Custom CSS Guide.

Make Your Event Look as Thoughtful as It Is

Your team puts care into every detail of your school event. Your event page should reflect that. Sched helps you create an experience that feels professional and welcoming, like your school.

Ready to give it a try? Talk to an event expert and book a demo.

FAQ: Customizing Your Sched Event Page

Can I make my Sched event page look like my school’s website?

Yes. Upload your logo, pick your colors, and even embed your schedule directly into your school site. Want to fine-tune layout and fonts? Use Custom CSS if you have access to help from a web developer or designer.

What if my school doesn’t have a designer or developer?

You don’t need one to get started. Most event teams use Sched’s appearance editor to update logos, colors, and basic layout. It’s built to be easy. You don’t need to have any tech skills to create amazing designs.

Will my Sched event page work on mobile devices?

Absolutely. Sched is mobile-friendly by default. Attendees can view schedules, check in, and get updates from any device. If you customize with CSS, just make sure your edits are mobile-responsive too.

If I’m running multiple events, can each one have its own look?

Yes. Each event in Sched has its own branding settings. You can customize each one independently, which is helpful if you’re running events for different audiences (like a family night and a PD day).

Can I change the branding after my event is live?

Yes. You can update your branding at any time: before, during, or after your event. Changes show up right away.