How to easily set your Brand Settings

The Settings section of the My Brand area allows you to set custom access for you and your team members to Fonts, Colors, Theme Colors, Background, Header Logo placement, Templates, and Template Categories.

These Settings are used by teams that look to govern their brand and narrow their team’s creative options to only their brand standards, ensuring their team is creating on-brand content within Visme.

To determine whether you and your team can access all of Visme’s Fonts, or just ones you have set in Brand Assets, click ON or OFF.

To determine whether you and your team can select their own Colors, or just the ones you have set in Brand Assets, click ON or OFF.

You can choose whether or not to display Visme’s default theme colors in the Editor window by selecting SHOW or HIDE.

You can choose to allow your team to select their own custom Background Color for their published Projects, or keep the background unified across the team by selecting ON or OFF.

You can choose whether or not to display the Header with your brand’s Logo on your team’s published pages by selecting SHOW or HIDE.

Note: You will add your company’s logos for your team to use within the My Files area of the Editor. You can nicely organize them within folders as well to help your team locate them quickly.

You can choose whether you want your team to have access to all of Visme’s templates by selecting ON or OFF. When OFF, your team will be restricted to any templates that you have set for your brand in the Templates section of the My Brand area. Learn more about how to add ready-to-use branded templates for your team in this article.

You can further choose whether or not your team can access specific Template Categories in Visme by selecting SHOW or HIDE.

You can easily change the industry category of your Branded Templates. Choose between lot of categories such as Healthcare, Consulting, Education, Marketing, Design & Media and much more by simply clicking on the desired one.

Brand Settings

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