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Your files, on Brand, holds what Marsell makes with: your logos, your pictures and your fonts. Bring more in reads more from a site you already have, or from your own documents. Your files are private to your account.

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Your files

The section says how much of your storage is used. Files come in three groups: Drop files onto a group, or press Add a logo, Add pictures or Add a font, up to eight at a time.
  • A logo: Use as the logo makes it the one Marsell uses, and you can mark it for light or dark grounds or as a symbol. Take out of the kit stops using it but keeps the file.
  • Pictures: Read the new ones and Marsell reads each for your look; what they teach it shows in The look.
  • A font: choose whether it sets Headlines or Everyday words.
Each file can be downloaded, and removed when it isn’t in the kit.

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Bring it in from a site

Bring it in from a site reads logos, colours, fonts and words from a page you already have: your website, another page, or a public social profile.
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Read the site

Type the address and press Read the site.
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Tick what to keep

Each finding shows its kind (words, colours, a logo or a typeface) and where it came from. Edit the words if you like. Ticking colours replaces the colours you have; ticking a logo makes it the logo Marsell uses.
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Use them

Press Use with the number, or Set it aside. What you keep is saved as a new brand revision.
This reads the page’s own files and styles and uses no tokens. Past imports stay under Before.

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Your documents

Your documents takes PDF, Word, text or pictures, up to 20 MB each. Pick what they are:
  • Brand kit: guidelines, logos, colours, fonts;
  • Products and services: brochures, catalogues, price lists;
  • Company documents: a profile, a deck, notes.
Marsell reads them into a review of the business, and nothing in them counts until you confirm it. Press Review what Marsell found to check each fact, as in setup. See Set up a project.

Brand

Your look, voice and facts.

Data and security

How your files are kept.