Birds Custom Login Premium lets you customize the WordPress admin login page while keeping WordPress built-in functionality, including working logout links. The responsive layout adjusts to different window sizes, even when a fullscreen background image is used. Review the login page in the options preview without logging out; Premium also provides instant preview for custom CSS.

Set the logo and background

Upload a custom logo to replace the default WordPress logo. If you leave the logo unset, the default remains. A width of 320 pixels or less and a height of 200 pixels or less are recommended.

Choose a background color or use a fullscreen image that stretches to fit the page and resizes with the window. Premium controls let you choose whether to use a fullscreen image, set its position, link to external pictures, and adjust color transparency.

Choose form, button, and link details

• Set form label and background colors, then choose a flat or shadowed form style.
• Choose rounded or square corners; adjust the border radius for a rounded form.
• Set button background and text colors.
• Show or hide the registration and password recovery links, and the “Back to” link. Set their colors and hover colors.
• Set the left border color for message boxes.

Preview and manage settings

Use the settings preview to check the login page as you configure it. Import or export settings to move or preserve configuration data. To bring over settings from the free version, use the included migration tool. Select Reset to return to the original WordPress template.

Localization

The extension follows WordPress internationalization standards and is localization-ready. Bundled translations include French, Portuguese (pt_PT), and Swedish.

Install and configure

1. Install Birds Custom Login Premium on your WordPress website.
2. Open the add-on settings and use the live preview while configuring the login page.
3. Upload a logo if needed, then choose background, form, button, link, and message box settings.
4. Use Premium controls for transparency, external images, background positioning, or custom CSS preview.
5. Import settings or use the migration tool when moving from the free version.
6. Select Reset to restore the original WordPress template.