Brand kits: logo, fonts and colors
Brand kits feed your logo, fonts and colors into titles and motion graphics, but Eddie can't yet place a static logo watermark in a corner of your video throughout a clip.
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
Add your logo file, pick your primary/accent colors, and choose fonts in your workspace's brand kit settings. This applies per workspace, so any project in that workspace can reference it.
Where brand kit assets actually show up
- Motion graphics (kinetic titles, lower-thirds, stat callouts) can use your brand colors and fonts automatically.
- 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 used as an element within a title or graphic card Eddie generates.
What it doesn't do yet
There's currently no tool for placing your logo as a persistent corner watermark that stays on screen throughout a clip or the whole edit — the way a static bug/watermark works in traditional editors. If you ask for this, Eddie will tell you it's not supported rather than fake it with a one-off graphic.
If a corner watermark is essential for your workflow, add it as a final pass in your NLE after exporting from Eddie (see Export to Premiere, Final Cut, Resolve, Avid & OTIO), or bake it in during your own render pipeline.