# Your city card page in your own look: header photo, logo and sponsors — MijnEvent [Home](https://mijnevent.app/en) / [Blog for event organizers](https://mijnevent.app/en/blog) / Your city card page in your own look: header photo, logo and sponsors modules stadsbonnen # Your city card page in your own look: header photo, logo and sponsors Upload a header photo and logo for your city card programme and the public purchase and balance pages carry your branding right away. Also new: a sponsor block — "Made possible by", with name, logo and link, in the order you choose. [Jasper Koers](https://mijnevent.app/en/author/jasper-koers) · 8 May 2026 · 4 min read ![](https://regify-mijnevent.s3.eu-central-1.amazonaws.com/blog/covers/stadspas-pagina-eigen-branding-en-sponsoren.webp) Photo: [Nikolai Kolosov](https://unsplash.com/@nikolaikolosov?utm_source=MijnEvent&utm_medium=referral) / [Unsplash](https://unsplash.com/?utm_source=MijnEvent&utm_medium=referral) In short - You can give the public city card purchase and balance pages your own look by uploading a header photo and logo per programme (PNG, JPG or WebP, up to 4 MB per file). - A new Sponsors tab shows partners under a 'Made possible by' section, with a required name plus an optional logo and link, in an order you choose yourself. - The branding applies to both public pages at once — the purchase page and the balance page — and without uploads the page falls back to the neat default look, so nothing breaks. - The sponsor block is WCAG-accessible: links open in a new window with a screen-reader hint, and the section is hidden entirely when there are no sponsors. A city card carries the name of your own town centre, not that of a nationwide gift voucher. But the page where residents buy that card and check their balance used to look the same for every programme. That has changed: **you now give the public city card pages your own look**, with a header photo and logo per programme plus a sponsor block for the local partners who help carry the card. All part of the [Gift cards & city cards](/en/modules/city-cards) module. *Note: the screenshot below shows the Dutch interface — the flow is identical in every language.* # Header photo and logo: upload and done In the dashboard (City card → Overview) you'll find a new card called **"Header photo & logo"**. Upload a photo of your own town centre — the shopping street, the market square, the harbour — and your logo (PNG, JPG or WebP, up to 4 MB per file). From that moment the public page opens with **your photo as the hero, with your logo on top**. That applies to both public pages at once: the **purchase page** where residents order a card, and the **balance page** where card holders check their credit and [top up](/en/blog/top-up-your-city-card). Replacing or removing is always possible from the same card in the dashboard, and without uploads the page simply falls back to the neat default look — nothing breaks. ![The public city card page with its own header photo, logo, shops and sponsor section](https://regify-mijnevent.s3.eu-central-1.amazonaws.com/blog/inline/stadspas-branding-sponsoren.webp)*The public page in your own branding: header photo with logo at the top, the participating shops in the middle and the sponsors at the bottom.* # "Made possible by": your sponsors in view Many city cards exist thanks to local partners: the business fund that pays for the launch, the bank sponsoring the campaign, the municipality that hands out cards to volunteers. Those partners deserve a spot on the page — and now they have one. The city card dashboard has a new **Sponsors** tab. Per sponsor you enter a **name** (required), and optionally a **logo** and a **link** to their own website. You **choose the order yourself**, so the main sponsor simply comes first. At the bottom of the public purchase and balance pages, a section titled **"Made possible by"** then lists all sponsors. If a sponsor has a link, it opens in a new window — with a proper hint for screen readers, because this block is WCAG-accessible like the rest. No sponsors (yet)? Then the section simply isn't shown; there's never an empty block on your page. # Recognition sells Why this matters: for many residents, the city card page is the first (and often only) touchpoint with the programme. A page that opens with a photo of their own town centre and the familiar logo of the card feels like something from *here* — not like a generic order form. Together with the shop overview the balance page already showed, a visitor sees at a glance: this is our card, these are our shops, and these are the partners making it possible. For the sponsors themselves, that last part is no small thing. A visible mention on the page where the whole town checks its balance is something concrete to give back for their contribution — and it makes next year's conversation about funding the programme a lot easier. # How to set it up 1. Go to **Dashboard → City card**, tab **Overview**, and upload your photo and logo under **"Header photo & logo"**. 2. Open the **Sponsors** tab and click **"Add sponsor"**: enter the name, add a logo and link if you like, pick the order. 3. Check your public city card page — the hero and the sponsor section are live right away. No city card of your own yet? Read how to [issue a city voucher as a municipality, BID or retailers' association](/en/blog/city-voucher-for-your-town). And if you want to go one step beyond your own look — your own domain name and no MijnEvent references at all? That's possible too: read about the [white-label city card on your own domain](/en/blog/white-label-city-card-own-domain). Frequently asked questions ## Frequently asked questions ## Where do I upload the header photo and logo for my city card page? In the dashboard under City card, on the Overview tab, in the 'Header photo & logo' card. Uploads accept PNG, JPG or WebP up to 4 MB per file and apply to both the purchase and balance pages. ## How do I add sponsors to the city card page? Open the Sponsors tab, click 'Add sponsor' and enter a name (required), optionally a logo and a link, and set the order. They then appear under 'Made possible by' at the bottom of the public pages. ## What happens if I don't add any sponsors? The 'Made possible by' section simply isn't shown, so there's never an empty block on your page. 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