Website & branding · Branding & design
Set your brand name, logo, colors, and favicon
Give your platform your identity: set the brand name shown everywhere, upload a logo and favicon, and pick the four brand colors used across buttons, links, and pages.
Brand identity
Under Settings → Brand identity you set the name that appears in your header, footer, and emails (up to 120 characters), and upload your logo. A PNG or SVG with a transparent background works best — roughly 400×120 pixels, up to 400 KB.
The favicon is the small square icon shown in the browser tab and in search results. Upload a square PNG around 64×64 pixels (up to 100 KB). If you skip it, your logo is used as a fallback.
Your brand colors
Right below brand identity you'll find four color pickers: Primary, Secondary, Dark, and Cream. These drive the accent colors across member pages, buttons, and links, plus the footer background (which follows your dark color). Choose colors with enough contrast so text stays readable on both light and dark surfaces.
Tagline and language
Your tagline — the short line shown in the footer and sign-in popup — and your platform language (which controls both the admin and member interface) are edited on the Brand profile page and under Settings → Language. Together with your colors and logo, these carry your identity through every page, email, and popup.
Step by step
- In your admin, open Settings → Brand identity.
- Enter your brand name.
- Upload your logo (transparent PNG or SVG, about 400×120 px).
- Upload a square favicon (about 64×64 px), or leave it empty to fall back to your logo.
- Set your Primary, Secondary, Dark, and Cream colors in the Colors card.
- Click Save and reload your site to see the result.
Good to know
- Check your logo against both light and dark backgrounds — transparency matters.
- Keep a note of your exact hex color codes so social graphics and thumbnails match your site.
- The AI image tools generate thumbnails and hero images using your brand colors, so set colors before generating imagery.
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