White-labeling / branding overrides for ThingsBoard Community Edition (CE) Enable ThingsBoard CE white-labeling (also searched as whitelabeling, white labeling, white-labeling, whitelabelling) by applying repeatable overrides to UI assets and branding surfaces.
If you’re self-hosting ThingsBoard CE and want custom logo / favicon / title / login branding without upgrading editions, TBOverride is for you.
Rebrand ThingsBoard CE: replace logos, favicon, page title, and other UI assets
Automated apply workflow: one command to apply branding changes consistently
Deploy-friendly: works well with Docker + Nginx reverse proxy setups (and also plain Linux installs)
Repeatable: re-apply after upgrades or container rebuilds (because upgrades love resetting web assets)
ThingsBoard Community Edition (CE) does not provide official “white-labeling” controls. TBOverride fills that gap by applying controlled overrides so you can brand your instance for internal use, clients, demos, or deployments.
TBOverride applies your branding by doing one (or more) of these, depending on your setup:
Override static assets (logos, favicon, images) with your own files
Patch UI entry points (e.g., update references for logos/titles)
Optional reverse-proxy static mapping (serve your assets via Nginx at a predictable path)
The exact mechanics depend on whether you run ThingsBoard via Docker, deb/rpm, or behind Nginx.
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