A brand kit holds your colors, fonts, logos and files. Pick one for a project and the agent builds every video in it: your main logo leads titles and end cards, and your colors and text styles set the look. Brand kits need you to be signed in. If the app says Sign in to use brand kits., sign in first. If it says brand kits aren’t switched on for your workspace yet, your workspace doesn’t have the feature.

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Make a kit

Open Brand kits in the sidebar, under Home.
On the New brand kit card, type your site, such as yoursite.com, and choose Scan my site. The app reads your colors, fonts, logos and screenshots from it.
The agent can make a kit from a site too. It shows one approval card before it changes a kit.

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What a kit holds

To change a kit, open it and choose Edit: add a color, a text style, a logo or a rule, or remove what you don’t want. Choose Done when you finish. The next website scan keeps what you added. Kit files can be images (PNG, JPEG, WebP, AVIF, GIF, ICO, SVG), audio (MP3, M4A, AAC, OGG, WAV) or fonts (WOFF2, WOFF, TTF, OTF).

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Use a kit for a project

Each project keeps its own kit. Open the brand kit menu in the project, Brand kit for this project, and pick a kit, or No brand kit to let Framey choose plain styles. A project that never picked one uses your workspace’s default kit. From a kit’s page you can also choose Use this kit, or start New project with this kit. The agent reads the kit with every message, and the app copies the kit’s files into the project’s assets/brand-kit folder, so the video still renders the same anywhere.

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Kits and your team

Everyone in your workspace sees its kits under Yours and can use them in their projects. You can’t share a kit outside your workspace from the Studio app, and kits made on app.heygen.com don’t show up here. Only a workspace owner or admin can change the workspace’s brand settings.