Brand

Brand (under Creative in the sidebar) holds what every new creative is made from: your brand kit and your brand assets. Remixes, iterations, and generated ads read both, so a borrowed structure still looks like you — and the same kit styles the reports and documents Adlyse writes for you.

Getting started#

While your kit has no logo, the page opens with two ways to fill it:

• Add your logo — upload a logo file (SVG works too). It becomes the kit’s primary logo.
• Import from website — Adlyse reads your logo, icon, and palette from the website in your Organization settings, in the background. It takes a minute or two; add your website there first if it’s missing. An import you’ve already started won’t run again for a few minutes.

Importing never overwrites a value you set yourself.

The brand kit#

Open the kit to see and edit:

• Logos — the primary logo (for light backgrounds), a logo on dark, and a square icon for small placements. Upload a new one, or choose from your brand assets.
• Colours — accent, secondary, text, and paper.
• Typefaces — for headings, body text, and code and data.
• Brand name and the client contact line that appears in document footers.
• Attribution — what document footers credit: Made with Adlyse, your agency, or none, as your plan allows.

Each value shows where it came from — set by you, read from your website, or a default — so you know which ones are worth checking.

Brand assets#

Below the kit, your brand assets are grouped by role, each with its own upload:

• Logos — every version of your mark.
• Product images — packshots and product photos the Studio can place in an ad.
• Brand elements — patterns, textures, badges, and other pieces of your visual identity.

Brand assets are creatives like any other, so they can also be picked when you Choose creative for an ad plan.