Change your logo, colors, fonts and voice

Your website, emails, texts and checkout wear your logo, colors and fonts. Emails, which can’t load web fonts, use a system font like your headings. A change shows on all of them right away, with nothing to publish. Review reply drafts follow your voice.

Open Website, then Brand. Ask the assistant (“make my accent dark green”, “make me a logo”) or change it yourself there; each part saves on its own:

• Suggest a look for me picks colors and fonts together. It leads until you first change your brand.
• Make a logo draws a simple mark in your accent, with a version for dark backgrounds.
• Suggest colors picks a palette, and Suggest fonts for me a font pair. More fonts has every other pair.
• Find your voice learns it from your writing.

Every change is kept in History, and Go back to this restores an earlier version. Until you change your brand, it follows the look your website started with.

Headings can use your text color or your accent color. The choice reaches your website, emails and receipts. Where the accent would be hard to read, like over a photo, a heading keeps its usual color, and a heading you colored yourself keeps its own.

Your website’s editor links here for colors, fonts and logo; layout, corners, sizes, width, spacing and how much text it shows stay in the editor. The tone of your website’s starter words comes from your voice.

For agents

The page is /brand (Website › Brand). Change it with brand.update; the heading color is palette.headings ("ink" or "accent"). The makers (brand.generateLogo, brand.generatePalette, brand.generateType, brand.suggestLook for colors and fonts together, brand.voiceFromSample) also take what an agent made itself, as image, palette, type or voice: Allpage uses it and runs no AI of its own. ChatGPT always passes its own, and sends a logo image as a file.