Branding, fonts and favicon

Choose the website identity

Select your website, then open Settings → Brand. Set the light and dark logo variants where appropriate, social image and social links. Your website's branding does not rebrand the platform login or other websites in the account.

Choose primary, accent, background, surface, text and muted colors together. Test button and text contrast against the actual background. Check that the logo is readable on both light content and dark sections.

Typography and layout

Select the available heading, body and label fonts and adjust the text scale, spacing density, corner shape and button style. Bundled fonts are served by the platform. A custom font-family name by itself does not load a font file: a non-bundled family needs an appropriate HTTPS font stylesheet. Ensure you have permission to use any external font.

Cover proportions and long-text font choices affect how readable content and product covers appear. Preview both phone and desktop, and inspect generated PDFs when changing fonts used in a book. Do not rely on a browser's cached fonts as proof every reader will see them.

Upload a favicon

Use Settings → Brand → Favicon and the image upload control. Follow the displayed file requirements. The upload produces the icon sizes used by browsers and devices. An uploaded icon set takes precedence over the older favicon URL setting.

Open your public website after saving. Browser tabs and pinned icons can cache favicons aggressively: try a fresh browser window before uploading again. Confirm that the address is your creator website, not the main platform site, whose icon is separate.

Keep copy consistent

Brand voice and audience notes help guide AI drafts, but review every result. Disclosure wording and business/legal details remain your responsibility. Use the available text and labels settings for public wording rather than trying to alter private dashboard labels. Continue with SEO and legal pages.