Brand colors#

In the Brand colors section, you can create custom color palettes, making it easier to build visually consistent ad campaigns. The system lets you upload, for example, a logo or any other image, from which it automatically extracts colors as HEX codes and turns them into a complete palette. In this part of the settings, you have full control over your colors:

  • Extract colors from image button – saves you time, because after you upload a logo or image, the system automatically recognizes the key hues and converts them into precise HEX codes.

  • Unlimited number of palettes – lets you create as many color sets as you like, which is ideal when, for example, you’re preparing specific seasonal campaigns.

  • Editing color palettes – lets you manually fine-tune any color in a set, change individual hues, or adjust their transparency.

  • Choosing the active palette – a toggle lets you set which specific color set is offered to you by default in the graphic editor, for example when choosing text, background, or shape colors.

  • Easy removal – the trash can icon lets you delete unneeded or old palettes from your list at any time to keep your project organized.

FAQ#

How can I upload brand colors to the project?#

In Settings, in the Brand colors section, click the Extract colors from image button and upload a file with your logo or any image whose colors you want to use. Feed Image Editor automatically pulls the dominant colors from it as HEX codes and creates a new palette from them.

Can I use multiple palettes? And how do I choose between them?#

Yes. You can save any number of color palettes in the project. You can then simply choose which one is active. This active palette will then be offered to you by default throughout the editor, for example when setting the color of text, elements, or the background.

Can I change or remove the generated colors?#

Yes. You have full control over every color palette you’ve created. Clicking the pencil icon lets you manually adjust the individual colors in a palette. If you no longer need an entire palette in the project, you can remove it completely by clicking the trash can icon.

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