Learn how to edit Design Kit colors, logos, and fonts, set your default Brand Board, and understand how those changes appear in pickers for future edits
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Keep your brand consistent everywhere you build in GHL Customer Care. This article explains how to edit a Design Kit (within Brand Boards), including how to update colors, logos, and fonts so your branding always stays up to date!
A Design Kit is the saved set of brand assets (colors, logos, and fonts) stored inside a Brand Board in GHL Customer Care. Editors and pickers across Websites, Funnels, and Email read from the default Brand Board’s Design Kit so you can work faster and stay on-brand without recreating styles every time.
However, there may come a time when you need to update your Brand Board to reflect changes in your brand’s visual elements. Editing the Design Kit lets you refresh colors, swap logos, or adjust typography so future pages and emails use the latest brand assets, while existing content remains unchanged.
When Do You Need to Edit Your Design Kit?
Brand Logo Changes: Your business might evolve, leading to a redesign of your logo. Updating your brand board ensures that the new logo is consistently used across all platforms.
New Color or Font: Introducing a new color palette or font can be part of a rebranding effort or simply an update to refresh your look. Editing your brand board ensures these changes are accurately reflected in all your marketing materials.
Consistency in Brand Elements: Even minor changes in fonts or colors need to be updated in your brand board to maintain visual consistency and reinforce brand recognition.
How to Edit Your Design Kit
Step 1: Navigate to Brand Boards
Go to Marketing→ Brand Boards (or Settings → Brand Boards)
Step 1: Navigate to Brand Boards (image 1 of 6)What this shows Go to Marketing → Brand Boards (or Settings → Brand Boards)What this showsIllustrates the "Step 1: Navigate to Brand Boards" section of "Editing a Design Kit".This screenshot appears in the "Step 1: Navigate to Brand Boards" section of "Editing a Design Kit". The text alongside this image reads: Go to Marketing → Brand Boards (or Settings → Brand Boards). Immediately after, the guide continues: Click on the Brand Board that you would like to edit.Image 1 of 6Where to goGo to Marketing → Brand Boards (or Settings → Brand Boards)
Buttons and menus referencedMarketing→Brand BoardsSettings → Brand Boards
Next stepClick on the Brand Board that you would like to edit
Step 2: Open the Brand Board
Click on the Brand Board that you would like to edit
Step 2: Open the Brand Board (image 2 of 6)What this shows Click on the Brand Board that you would like to editWhat this showsIllustrates the "Step 2: Open the Brand Board" section of "Editing a Design Kit".This screenshot appears in the "Step 2: Open the Brand Board" section of "Editing a Design Kit". The text alongside this image reads: Click on the Brand Board that you would like to edit. Immediately after, the guide continues: Click the Logos tab at the top left of the editor Click the Edit (pencil) icon next to Logo 1 or Logo 2 to replace or upload a logo.Image 2 of 6What to clickClick on the Brand Board that you would like to editNext stepClick the Logos tab at the top left of the editor Click the Edit (pencil) icon next to Logo 1 or Logo 2 to replace or upload a logo
Step 3: Update Logos
Click the Logos tab at the top left of the editor
Click the Edit (pencil) icon next to Logo 1 or Logo 2 to replace or upload a logo
Note: Please note that to delete the previous logos from the media library, the deletion needs to be done from the media library itself.
Step 3: Update Logos (image 3 of 6)What this shows Note: Please note that to delete the previous logos from the media library, the deletion needs to be done from the media library itself.What this showsIllustrates the "Step 3: Update Logos" section of "Editing a Design Kit".This screenshot appears in the "Step 3: Update Logos" section of "Editing a Design Kit". The text alongside this image reads: Note: Please note that to delete the previous logos from the media library, the deletion needs to be done from the media library itself. Immediately after, the guide continues: Click the Colors tab at the top-left of the editor To add a new color, click + Add To change a color, click on the color square to the left of the color name, then select the new color Rename a color by clicking its name field Delete a….Image 3 of 6What this coversNote: Please note that to delete the previous logos from the media library, the deletion needs to be done from the media library itself.
Buttons and menus referencedLogosEditLogo 1Logo 2
Next stepClick the Colors tab at the top-left of the editor To add a new color, click + Add To change a color, click on the color square to the left of the color name, then select the new color Rename a color by clicking its name field Delete a color by clicking the trash iconAll 2 steps in this procedure
Click the Logos tab at the top left of the editor
Click the Edit (pencil) icon next to Logo 1 or Logo 2 to replace or upload a logo
Step 4: Update Colors
Click the Colors tab at the top-left of the editor
To add a new color, click + Add
To change a color, click on the color square to the left of the color name, then select the new color
Rename a color by clicking its name field
Delete a color by clicking the trash icon
Step 4: Update Colors (image 4 of 6)What this shows Click the Colors tab at the top-left of the editor To add a new color, click + Add To change a color, click on the color square to the…What this showsIllustrates the "Step 4: Update Colors" section of "Editing a Design Kit".This screenshot appears in the "Step 4: Update Colors" section of "Editing a Design Kit". The text alongside this image reads: Click the Colors tab at the top-left of the editor To add a new color, click + Add To change a color, click on the color square to the left of the color name, then select the new color Rename a color by clicking its name field Delete a color by clicking the trash icon. This part of the guide covers 2 fields, listed below. Immediately after, the guide continues: Click the Typography tab at the top-left of the editor Click + Add to add fonts (up to 5). At least 1 font is required Use the drop down to change the chosen font Remove a font by clicking the trash icon.Image 4 of 6What to chooseClick the Colors tab at the top-left of the editor To add a new color, click + Add To change a color, click on the color square to the left of the color name, then select the new color Rename a color by clicking its name field Delete a color by clicking the trash icon
Fields in this part of the guideTo add a new color, click + AddRename a color by clicking its name field
Buttons and menus referencedColors+ Addtrash
Next stepClick the Typography tab at the top-left of the editor Click + Add to add fonts (up to 5). At least 1 font is required Use the drop down to change the chosen font Remove a font by clicking the trash iconAll 5 steps in this procedure
Click the Colors tab at the top-left of the editor
To add a new color, click + Add
To change a color, click on the color square to the left of the color name, then select the new color
Rename a color by clicking its name field
Delete a color by clicking the trash icon
Step 5: Update Fonts
Click the Typography tab at the top-left of the editor
Click + Add to add fonts (up to 5). At least 1 font is required
Use the drop down to change the chosen font
Remove a font by clicking the trash icon
Step 5: Update Fonts (image 5 of 6)What this shows Click the Typography tab at the top-left of the editor Click + Add to add fonts (up to 5).What this showsIllustrates the "Step 5: Update Fonts" section of "Editing a Design Kit".This screenshot appears in the "Step 5: Update Fonts" section of "Editing a Design Kit". The text alongside this image reads: Click the Typography tab at the top-left of the editor Click + Add to add fonts (up to 5). At least 1 font is required Use the drop down to change the chosen font Remove a font by clicking the trash icon. Immediately after, the guide continues: After making your adjustments, be sure to save the changes by clicking the blue Save Board button in the upper right corner.Image 5 of 6What to clickClick the Typography tab at the top-left of the editor Click + Add to add fonts (up to 5). At least 1 font is required Use the drop down to change the chosen font Remove a font by clicking the trash icon
Buttons and menus referencedTypography+ Addtrash
Next stepAfter making your adjustments, be sure to save the changes by clicking the blue Save Board button in the upper right corner.All 4 steps in this procedure
Click the Typography tab at the top-left of the editor
Click + Add to add fonts (up to 5). At least 1 font is required
Use the drop down to change the chosen font
Remove a font by clicking the trash icon
Step 6: Save Changes
After making your adjustments, be sure to save the changes by clicking the blue SaveBoard button in the upper right corner.
Step 6: Save Changes (image 6 of 6)What this shows After making your adjustments, be sure to save the changes by clicking the blue Save Board button in the upper right corner.What this showsIllustrates the "Step 6: Save Changes" section of "Editing a Design Kit".This screenshot appears in the "Step 6: Save Changes" section of "Editing a Design Kit". The text alongside this image reads: After making your adjustments, be sure to save the changes by clicking the blue Save Board button in the upper right corner. Immediately after, the guide continues: Q: Do Design Kit edits update existing pages or emails automatically? No. Edits affect what you see in pickers for future edits. Existing assets don’t change automatically.Image 6 of 6How to confirmAfter making your adjustments, be sure to save the changes by clicking the blue Save Board button in the upper right corner.
Buttons and menus referencedSaveBoard
Next stepQ: Do Design Kit edits update existing pages or emails automatically? No. Edits affect what you see in pickers for future edits. Existing assets don’t change automatically.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Do Design Kit edits update existing pages or emails automatically? No. Edits affect what you see in pickers for future edits. Existing assets don’t change automatically.
Q: Why don’t my colors appear in the page or email color picker? Only the default Brand Board populates pickers. Set the correct board as default and check that your colors are saved. Click here to learn how to set a default brand board.
Q: Which color formats can I enter? HEX and RGB are supported for brand colors. Click on the "HEX" or "RGBA" label in the bottom left corner of the color picker to switch between the two.
Q: Will updating my Brand Board change my Payment Links? If your Payment Links use Brand Board theming, color updates can be reflected across links.
Q: How do I switch which board is shown in my builders?
Set the desired board as Default. The default board controls which Design Kit assets appear in pickers
Brand Logo Changes: Your business might evolve, leading to a redesign of your logo. Updating your brand board ensures that the new logo is consistently used across all platforms. New Color or Font: Introducing a new color palette or font can be part of a rebranding effort or simply an update to refresh your look. Editing your brand board ensures these changes are accurately reflected in all your marketing materials. Consistency in Brand Elements: Even minor changes in fonts or colors need to be updated in your brand board to maintain visual consistency and reinforce brand recognition.
