Your name as the menu title, your logo on the wallpaper, your contact line along the bottom - a complete branding recipe for the Ventoy stick you boot in front of customers, with its real limits stated plainly.
If you repair PCs for a living, your Ventoy stick is a visiting card: it is often the first screen a customer sees. A boot menu with your shop name as the title, your logo on the wallpaper and your contact line at the bottom looks professional and brings the customer back to you. All of it is done with standard Ventoy theme features - this guide puts them together as a branding recipe, including the one element no setting can remove.
The title-text line in theme.txt is the heading GRUB draws for the menu - make it your shop or channel name, nothing more. Style it with title-color and, if your theme defines one, a title font. Keep it short: a name reads as a brand, while a full sentence reads as an advertisement and pushes the menu down. This title also survives wallpaper changes, so your name stays even when you refresh the background design later.
gfxmode of 1920x1080) on a dark, calm background - the menu text must stay readable over itdesktop-image line namesThemes can draw extra text boxes anywhere on the screen. Ventoy's own documentation uses a label box for hotkey tips; the same box carries your contact line. Add an hbox near the bottom of the screen (as in the panel above) with a label holding your name and website or phone number. Position it on the opposite side from Ventoy's version text, which sits at the bottom-left by default, so the two lines never collide. One line is enough - a boot menu is a tool first and a billboard second.
Finish the job with the menu_alias plugin: give customer-facing entries names that carry your label where it makes sense - Technical Anshu - Windows 11 Setup, Technical Anshu - Rescue Toolkit. Keep personal or rarely used ISOs plain. Aliases are display text only, so the real files keep their proper names, and a customer copying a file off the stick takes the real name with it.
ventoy_left, ventoy_top) and recolour it (ventoy_color), but no theme or JSON option removes it; Ventoy's own documentation says removing it means rebuilding Ventoy from source. Second, branding is cosmetic: it changes no boot behaviour, no compatibility and no speed. Sell it as presentation, never as function.The video builds the branded menu from a plain one - follow along with your own logo.
Watch Full VideoNot with any setting. That text is hard-coded in Ventoy. You can move it with ventoy_left and ventoy_top and change its colour with ventoy_color in the theme block of ventoy.json, but removing it completely would mean modifying and rebuilding Ventoy itself, as its own documentation states.
No. A theme is only images, fonts and layout text that GRUB reads while drawing the menu. Boot behaviour, ISO compatibility and speed are untouched - branding is presentation, nothing more.
Redesign the wallpaper, not the menu. Darken the centre of the image where the list sits, move the logo to a corner, and raise the contrast of item_color and selected_item_color in theme.txt. Then test on the oldest, dimmest monitor you have.