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Set your customer brand
Save logos, colours and fonts for layouts, widgets and AI tools.
Open your brand profile
In a customer account, open Organisation → Brand settings. A master administrator opens Customers, selects the customer and chooses Brand settings. Only the customer owner or master can change these settings.
Start from your website
Enter your business website and choose Suggest from website, then review and save the editable colours, font choices and any available logo. New organisations also try this from the verified owner’s business email domain. Personal email providers such as Gmail and Hotmail are skipped. Automatic setup never overwrites a saved brand.
Choose your logos
Select Primary logo, Light logo or Brand mark, then choose from the media library or upload PNG, JPEG or WebP up to 8 MiB. Large images become a small WebP copy for screens; original library images are kept. Use current profile image copies the account image into the selected slot. The primary logo is the default for social widgets.
Set colours and fonts
Choose accent, background and text colours, plus any extra palette colours. Select heading/body fonts and weights. The content preview updates as you edit. Archivo, Inter, Noto Serif and Roboto Mono work in standard widgets.
Save and reuse
Choose Save brand settings. New layouts and widgets use these defaults. In a widget’s Style tab, choose Apply brand style to restyle it, a palette swatch to set text colour, or Use brand logo/mark where offered. Existing designs keep their saved styling.
Use Claude, Codex and the in-app assistant
Enable Use this brand for AI-created content to apply defaults to new content automatically. The MCP guide explains brand tools, permissions and explicit overrides. A master always chooses the customer; its brand stays separate from other customers.
Upload font source files
Upload licensed WOFF2 fonts under 128 KiB for AI-rendered artwork and video, up to eight files per customer. These source files are available through MCP; standard widgets use the built-in fonts selected above.