SlideDrift

Brand kits

Create and apply brand profiles so carousels feel consistent.

Brand kits help keep generated carousels closer to your preferred colors, fonts, tone, and identity.

Use them when you want new decks, saved templates, and editor changes to start closer to the same brand system instead of restyling every carousel manually.

The Brand Kits page showing custom brand profile limits and where saved profiles become available in the editor.

Create a brand profile

Signed-in users can manage brand profiles from the Brand Kits page in the app sidebar. You can also create a profile from the editor Brand panel when your plan allows it.

A brand profile can include:

  • Name.
  • Display name.
  • Website.
  • Social handle and platform.
  • Tagline.
  • Logo.
  • Primary color.
  • Secondary color.
  • Heading font.
  • Body font.
  • Tone.
  • Optional advanced colors.

Paid plans include custom brand profile limits:

  • Starter: 1 custom brand profile.
  • Pro: 5 custom brand profiles.
  • Agency: 25 custom brand profiles.

Free accounts can use preset brand styles, but custom brand profiles require a paid plan.

When creating a profile, start with the fields that appear most often in your carousels: display name, website, social handle, primary color, secondary color, heading font, body font, and tone. Add a logo when your templates include a supported logo or identity slot.

Apply a brand profile

Apply a brand profile from the Brand panel, or choose a brand profile before generating when that control is available in Create. SlideDrift updates the carousel design using the selected brand settings.

When a brand profile is selected during generation or applied in the editor, SlideDrift can use the profile's colors, heading and body fonts, background color, tone, and identity details across the deck. Identity fields can also fill supported header, footer, and template placeholders such as brand display name, website, social handle, and tagline.

For Remix Style generations, a selected brand profile can reskin the generated deck with the brand palette and heading/body fonts while preserving the remix template's layout system and visual structure.

Brand identity details replace safe defaults such as Your Logo, www.yourwebsite.com, and @YOURHANDLE automatically. If you already customized header or footer text, use the overwrite option only when you want the selected brand profile to replace that custom text too.

Edit a brand profile

Saved brand profiles can be edited from the Brand Kits page or the Brand panel. Update the profile when your style changes, then apply it again to the carousel you are working on.

Use Duplicate when you want to make a close variation without rebuilding the profile from scratch.

Use Set default when one custom profile should be the first brand option for new work. Clearing the default returns the picker to the normal profile list.

Deleting a brand profile removes it from your saved profiles and editor picker. Existing carousels keep their current slide styling.

Use brand kits with templates

Templates provide the layout direction. Brand kits provide your identity details.

When using both, choose the template for structure first, then apply the brand profile so colors, fonts, tone, and identity placeholders can adapt to your brand. Remix Style templates should keep their layout system while picking up supported brand palette and typography choices.

Saved templates can also keep reusable slide structure and deck-level settings. If you want every new carousel to start from the same layout and brand direction, create or choose the template, apply the brand kit, polish the reusable deck, then save the result as a template when your plan allows it.

Common issues

If brand details do not appear on a slide, that slide may not include supported identity placeholders.

If custom header or footer text should stay exactly as written, avoid the overwrite option when applying a brand profile.

If a logo looks too small, too large, or cropped, replace it with a cleaner logo file or adjust the individual image slot in the editor when supported.

If you reach the custom brand profile limit, delete an unused profile, duplicate and edit an existing profile less often, or upgrade to a plan with a higher limit.

Tips

Use brand kits for broad consistency, then make slide-level edits where needed. Some templates may still require manual polish after applying a brand.

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