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Your brand

On this page

Set your logo, typeface and colours once under Settings › Brand, and let presentations, your website and your newsletter use them.

What it does

Your gallery looks the same wherever a client meets it. Settings › Brand holds one set of values for your whole account:

  • Logo and Logo for dark pages
  • Typeface — the pair for headings and text
  • Background — for light and for dark pages
  • Accent colour — for links and buttons, for light and for dark pages
  • Paragraph style — indented or spaced

Presentations, the website and the newsletter use these values, unless you switch a value to Own for one of them. You need the right to edit the general account settings to open the page.

Set it up

  1. Open Settings › Brand. The page opens filled in from your presentation settings, so there is usually little to type.
  2. Check each value and change what you like.
  3. Choose Save changes.

Nothing uses the brand until you save it. Saving it as it stands changes nothing you can see: each tool follows only the values that already match what it shows today.

Used by

Under Used by you find Presentations, Website and Newsletter — only the tools your account has. Each value has a switch per tool:

  • Follows the brand — the tool shows the brand's value.
  • Own — the tool keeps a value of its own, and a later change of the brand does not reach it.

Follow all and All own switch every value of a tool at once. Switching a value to Follows the brand puts the brand's value into the tool right away; switching it to Own keeps what the tool shows now.

Changing a value later

Change a value in Settings › Brand and save: every tool that follows that value shows the new one. A website shows it after its next Publish all; the page has a link to open the website.

Where you change it in each tool

  • Presentations — in Settings › Presentations a followed value is greyed out. Change it in Settings › Brand, or switch that value to Own there.
  • Website — in the website's Design settings you can change a followed value; it then becomes the website's own.
  • Newsletter — the same in the newsletter's design: changing a followed value makes it the newsletter's own.

When a tool cannot take a value

Sometimes a tool cannot use a value: the website's theme does not offer that typeface or paragraph style, the website cannot use a picture as a logo, or a colour would be too hard to read there. The tool then keeps its own value, and after you save, the page tells you which tool kept what.

What the newsletter takes

The newsletter takes the logo, the typeface and the accent colour for light pages only. Mail programs show only certain fonts, so the newsletter uses the mail font that comes closest to your brand's typeface.