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Brand Editor: colors, fonts, and style

The Brand Editor is where you control the overall look and feel of your website.

From here, you can adjust colors, fonts, button styles, spacing, corners, logo-related settings, and the general visual identity of the website.

When to use the Brand Editor​

Use the Brand Editor when you want to:

  • make the website match your brand,
  • change the main colors,
  • choose a different font,
  • make buttons more modern or premium,
  • keep a consistent style across all pages,
  • improve the website before publishing,
  • make the site look more professional.

What the Brand Editor affects​

Brand settings can affect many parts of the website, such as:

  • colors,
  • typography,
  • buttons,
  • backgrounds,
  • section styling,
  • logo appearance,
  • spacing,
  • rounded corners,
  • overall visual style.

Instead of changing every section separately, the Brand Editor helps you keep one consistent style across the website.

Step 1 — Open the Brand Editor​

Open the Centuply app, select your website, and open Brand or Brand Editor.

You will see the available appearance settings.

Step 2 — Review the current brand​

Before making changes, look at how the website feels now.

Ask:

  • Do the colors match the business?
  • Is the font easy to read?
  • Are the buttons clear enough?
  • Does the website feel premium or unfinished?
  • Is the style consistent across pages?

Step 3 — Choose main colors​

Colors strongly affect the first impression.

Usually, you need:

  • primary color,
  • secondary color,
  • background color,
  • text color,
  • accent color.

For example:

  • a clinic may need clean and trustworthy colors,
  • a salon may use more premium or lifestyle colors,
  • a restaurant may use warmer colors,
  • a freelancer may prefer a minimal and serious style.

Step 4 — Choose fonts​

The font should be readable and match the brand style.

Check that it:

  • reads well on mobile,
  • does not feel too playful if the brand is serious,
  • is not overly complex,
  • fits the business category.

Step 5 — Adjust buttons​

Buttons are important because they guide visitors to take action.

Examples of actions:

  • Book an appointment,
  • Contact us,
  • View services,
  • Request a quote,
  • Buy now.

In the Brand Editor, you can adjust button style so buttons feel clearer, more premium, or more prominent.

Step 6 — Check logo and identity​

If you have a logo, check how it appears in the header and other areas.

Make sure it:

  • is not too small,
  • is not blurry,
  • has enough contrast with the background,
  • matches the website colors.

If you do not have a logo, you can temporarily use clean text branding or create a logo with Logo Studio.

Step 7 — Use presets carefully​

If brand presets are available, you can use them as a quick starting point.

Before keeping a preset, check:

  • whether it fits the industry,
  • whether it looks professional,
  • whether the contrast is good,
  • whether pages remain readable,
  • whether the mobile view is clean.

Step 8 — Check all main pages​

After brand changes, check not only the homepage but also:

  • Services,
  • About,
  • Contact,
  • Blog,
  • Forms,
  • Booking,
  • legal pages.

A brand should feel consistent everywhere.

Step 9 — Save changes​

When you are happy with the result, save your changes.

If the website is live, publish when you are ready for the changes to appear online.

Best practices​

  • Do not use too many different colors.
  • Keep strong contrast between text and background.
  • Prefer clean fonts.
  • Make CTA buttons stand out.
  • Always check mobile view.
  • Keep the style consistent across all pages.
  • Do not change the brand every day without a clear reason.

Video tutorial​

Suggested video for this article:

Title: How to change brand style in Centuply

Duration: 4-6 minutes

Video flow:

  1. Open Brand Editor.
  2. Review the current style.
  3. Change primary color.
  4. Change font.
  5. Adjust button style.
  6. Check logo.
  7. Check desktop and mobile.
  8. Save and publish.

Frequently asked questions​

Do I need a ready brand kit?​

No. You can start with basic colors and fonts and improve them later.

Can I change colors after publishing?​

Yes. You can change brand settings and publish the updates.

What colors should I choose?​

Choose colors that fit your industry and have enough contrast for readable text.

Should I use many fonts?​

No. Usually 1-2 fonts are enough.

You can use a text logo temporarily or create a logo with Logo Studio.