Brand kits: logo, fonts and colors

What a brand kit does

A brand kit stores your logo, fonts and brand colors so you don't have to re-specify them every time you prompt Eddie. Once set up, you can ask for titles, lower-thirds, and motion graphics "in our brand colors" or "using our logo," and Eddie will pull from the kit automatically.

Setting one up

Create kits on the Brand kits page: add your logo, up to two colors and your fonts. A workspace can hold several named kits (one per client, say). Each project uses exactly one kit, chosen in the project's Backgrounder section.

Where brand kit assets actually show up

• Prompt-authored motion graphics use the kit's colors and font automatically, and the kit's logo is available to place by name as logo. See Generate with Eddie.
• Template motion graphics (kinetic titles, lower-thirds, stat callouts) can use your brand colors and fonts.
• Titles and graphics can pull the same colors/fonts.
• The title style picker — click any title chip on the timeline and the popover lists the project's brand-kit fonts first and its colors as the first swatches, so styling on-brand by hand is one click. See Titles and graphics.
• Your logo can be placed inside a prompt-authored motion graphic, or as a watermark (below). Titles and template graphics use the kit's text styling, not the logo.

Logo watermark

Ask Eddie to "add our logo as a watermark in the bottom-right" and it places the kit's logo as a persistent watermark: over the whole edit, or a timed span. It shows in the player and bakes into MP4 exports, and adding it is free. NLE timeline exports note the watermark rather than baking the image in, so add it as a final pass in your NLE if you finish there (see Export to Premiere, Final Cut, Resolve, Avid & OTIO).

Related

• Generate with Eddie
• Motion graphics
• Titles and graphics