Brand Kit
Save a brand's identity once, then add it to the prompt and the console with one button.
Brand Kit keeps what stays the same every time you make content for one brand: its name, tone of voice, target buyers, colours and reference images. One account can hold up to 5 kits, useful for anyone handling several brands.
What a kit holds
| Part | What it is |
|---|---|
| Brand name | The name used in the prompt |
| Tone of voice | How the brand talks, for example casual or formal |
| Target buyers | Who the content is for |
| Colours | Up to six colours |
| Images by role | Product photo, logo, model or avatar photo, and style reference |
The images in a kit only point at files in the Library. If a file is deleted from the Library, it leaves every kit automatically.
In the console
Press the palette button in the small column to the right of the console. Its panel floats on the right and stays open until you close it; that is where kits are made and managed. There is no default kit: each time, you pick which kit goes in.
Add to prompt adds the whole kit at once:
- the brand text (name, tone of voice, target, colours) at the start of the prompt,
- all its images as references in the console.
Tap any image you do not need to take it off.
In Workflow
On the Workflow canvas, Fill from Brand Kit opens the same panel. The chosen kit fills the empty media slots whose role matches (every built-in template already has roles set) and puts the brand block at the start of the User Prompt node's brief. All of it happens in one step you can undo.