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# Classified - "Browse by Make" logos
If you don't know where to put "Browse by Make" and "Browse by Type" logo images, please follow this guide.
**Icon Filters** element on the Classified layout Home page displays Listing Category logos/images. And these images don't come with a demo import.
{% hint style="info" %}
Here you can get more information about Listing Categories [here](/motors-theme-documentation/search-filter/inventory-listing-categories.md).
{% endhint %}
In order to put these logo images, you need to go **WP** **Dashboard > Motors Plugin > Custom Fields** and be sure that "**Use images for this category**" option is enabled for this category. Then click on **Manage** icon on the listing category:
And here you can see the list of Categories. You need to click on **Edit** link and then you can see the **Image** field where you can put the logo images:
{% hint style="info" %}
Some examples Make and Body logos come with the **main theme package** which you can download via **ThemeForest > Profile > Downloads**. PS: Here you can download this [Icons Package](https://www.dropbox.com/s/qpe7gj798jq27cs/Brands_%26_Bodies.zip?dl=0)
{% endhint %}
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