Your brand shouldn't have to be re-entered for every site you build. Account Branding holds it once, at the account level, and the AI applies it to the sites you generate — so your name, logo, and colour land inside the design rather than being bolted on afterwards.
What you can set
- Brand or company name — displayed in site headers, footers, and page metadata.
- Logo — PNG, JPEG, WebP, or SVG, up to 2 MB.
- Favicon — the small icon in the browser tab. PNG, SVG, or ICO, up to 512 KB.
- Accent colour and font — carried into the generated design alongside your design preferences.
Where to find it
Open Account → Branding from your dashboard. It's also linked from a site's content settings, since that's often where you notice a logo needs changing.
Getting a good logo file
- Use a transparent background. A PNG or SVG with transparency sits correctly on any header colour; a logo saved on a white rectangle will show that rectangle.
- Prefer SVG when you have it. It stays sharp at every size and on high-resolution screens.
- Check it small. Logos are often shown at modest sizes in a header, so fine detail can disappear.
Favicon tips
Favicons are tiny — often 32 pixels square. A full logo with a wordmark usually turns to mush at that size, so use a simplified mark, a monogram, or a single symbol. A square image with a transparent background works best.
Making changes appear
Branding is applied to your site when it's published, so after changing your logo, publish the site again for visitors to see it. For a site that was generated before you set your branding, a regeneration will weave the new branding into the design itself — see regenerating your website.
Logo not appearing where you expect? Check the file type and size against the limits above, then see my site isn't showing my content or contact support.