Brand Assets: How to easily set them

Keeping your projects consistent and on-brand is easy with Visme’s Brand Assets. In the Brand Area, you can manage your logos, fonts, and colors all in one place. Upload your logos, add your brand fonts, and create color palettes to ensure every project aligns with your visual identity. This article will guide you step-by-step through managing your Brand Assets so your team can design efficiently and consistently.

In the Brand Area, click on the Brand Assets tab. Here, you can manage your Logo, Fonts, and Colors.

Click the Add Logo button to upload your logo(s) from your computer. Logos can be marked Active or Inactive by clicking the corresponding checkmark.

Set the logo position on published projects: Left, Center, or Right. You can also assign a URL to the logo (e.g., your website).

Go to the Fonts tab and hover over the Add Fonts button. You can either:

– Click Search Available Fonts to browse Visme’s font library.

– Click Upload Fonts to add custom font files from your computer.

To add a font from Visme’s library, scroll to find the font and click Add. The font will appear as part of your brand fonts.

To upload a custom font, click Upload Fonts, select the file from your device, and it will be added to your brand fonts.

In the Colors tab, click Add Colors to create new brand palettes. Each palette can have up to 8 colors, which can be marked Primary or Secondary.

Add colors to a palette by clicking the “+” button. You can select a color using the color wheel, gradient slider, opacity slider, or by entering a custom hex value.

You can designate the Background Color of the published Projects as Light, Dark, or Custom. To edit your custom Background Color, select it and click the Pencil icon.

Note: In the Editor window of your project, when you’re editing an object’s color, these primary and secondary colors will be ordered top-to-bottom according to what you designate in Brand Assets.

Note: For more information on creating custom Theme Colors, check out this resource.

Organizing and Using Brand Assets

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