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# Brand kit

Keep every Image Editor design on brand with a brand kit. Save colors, fonts, logos, and other reusable assets in one place.

## How to build your brand kit in Channable

We'll explain how you can add [images](#add-brand-images), [colors](#add-brand-colors), and [fonts](#add-brand-fonts) to your brand kit.

1. Go to **\[your company]** > **Creatives**.
2. Open the **Brand kit** tab.

### Add brand images

{% hint style="info" %}

* The maximum file size for brand images is 1MB.
* You can add up to 10 images to your brand kit. You can add more than 10 by uploading [static images](/manage-improve-product-data/creatives-create-and-edit-images/create-an-image-template/upload-static-images.md), but they will not appear in your brand kit.
  {% endhint %}

These images will appear at the top of the image selector in the Image Editor.

1. In the **Images** section, click **Add image**.
2. Upload the images you want to reuse, such as logos, or icons.
3. Click **Done**.

#### Use brand images in a template

1. While working in a template, select **Image** > **Add brand image**.
2. Select the brand image that you want to use. It will be added to the template.

### Add brand colors

{% hint style="info" %}

* You can add up to 15 colors to your brand kit.
  {% endhint %}

This removes the need to paste hex values every time you design a new template.

Use saved colors when you want consistently colored backgrounds, text, badges, or shapes.

1. In the **Colors** section, click **Add brand color**.
2. Name your brand color.
3. Enter the brand color hex code, or use the color selector to choose one.
4. Click **Save**.

#### Use brand colors in a template

1. While working in a template, select or add a text, shape, or other object that you want to change the color of.
2. In **Design**, open the **Color picker** and choose a color from **Brand colors**.

### Add brand fonts

{% hint style="info" %}

* The maximum file size for brand fonts is 1MB.
* You can add up to 10 fonts to your brand kit. You can add more than 10 fonts by uploading [custom fonts](/manage-improve-product-data/creatives-create-and-edit-images/the-image-editor/brand-kit/upload-a-custom-font.md), but they will not appear in your brand kit.
  {% endhint %}

Your brand fonts will appear at the top of the font list in the Image Editor.

1. In the **Fonts** section, click **Add font**.
2. Upload the fonts you want your team to use in creatives.
3. Click **Done**.

#### Use brand fonts in a template

1. While working in a template, select or add a text layer.
2. Open the font dropdown in the **Design** tab. Your Brand kit fonts appear in the **Brand fonts** section at the top of the list.
3. Select the brand font that you want to use. It will be applied to the selected text.

{% hint style="success" %}
Your Brand kit is ready to use. Your saved colors, fonts, and images now appear in the Image Editor for faster, more consistent design work.
{% endhint %}


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