> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://zestify-docs.geticonicapps.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Brand Kit

> Add a brand kit to set your store's fonts and colors once — Zestify uses them to build buttons, accents, and wheel colors automatically, and applies them as the default preset in Appearance.

Below **General**, the Settings page has an **Add brand kit** section — "Set fonts and brand colors for the Appearance preset."

Click **Add brand kit** to expand it into two sections: **Typography** and **Brand colors**.

## **Typography**

* **Body font** — used for body text in the widget (for example, Nunito)
* **Display font** — used for headlines and buttons (for example, Fredoka)

## **Brand Colors**

"Set your brand colors. Zestify builds buttons, accents, and wheel colors from these automatically."

| Field            | Example  | Used for                                                             |
| ---------------- | -------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Primary color    | #FF7A3D  | Main CTA, primary actions, and main wheel color                      |
| Secondary color  | #FF5D8F  | Secondary accents and alternate wheel segments                       |
| Background color | #FFF7EC  | Popup and soft background areas                                      |
| Surface color    | #FFFFFF  | Cards and containers                                                 |
| Text color       | #36241A  | Headings and primary text                                            |
| Muted text color | #7A5C4E  | Descriptions and secondary text                                      |
| Accent color     | optional | Badges, highlights, and links — leave empty to use the primary color |

## **How This Connects to Appearance**

Once you've set up your brand kit, it becomes the default color preset applied to your games in [Appearance](/appearance/presets-and-colors) — so every new game starts matching your store's own fonts and colors instead of a generic preset. You can still switch to a different preset per game from the Styles tab if you want a different look for a specific campaign.