Set up your brand kit

Build the kit once (colors, two typefaces, three logo forms) and every public page and email your workspace sends wears it.

Everything you share (review links, reels, presentations, the emails announcing them) carries your client's first impression. A brand kit is where that impression is defined once.

What a kit holds

• Colors: primary, secondary, accent, background, and text.
• Typography: a body font and a heading font.
• Logos: the full logo, a logo mark (small icon), and a favicon.
• Website URL: where your name links to on public pages.

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One kit: colors, typography, and three logo forms, applied everywhere at once.

The default kit

Mark one kit as the default and it applies to every new reel and review link without another thought. Individual reels and links can override it when one client's work needs its own look, and agencies keep a kit per client for exactly that.

Everywhere the kit reaches

Review links, reels, and presentation pages wear the colors, type, and logo. Notification emails pull the kit's name, logo, and colors through template variables. The logo mark also appears in your workspace navigation bar, so the brand is present on the inside too.

Build the kit before the deadline week. It is the difference between "we also send branded pages" and every link you ever paste already being one.