Brand Kit: fonts, colours and logos
Brand Kit keeps the fonts and colours your brand uses inside the editor, so anyone on the team reaches for the right ones without being told. It's the fastest way to make sure everything you publish looks like it came from the same company.
Custom fonts
Upload up to 5 fonts in TTF, OTF or WOFF format. Custom fonts support both left-to-right and right-to-left scripts, so this is also how you add text in a language Typito's built-in fonts don't cover.
1Open Settings and go to Brand Kit under Team.
2Click Upload Font and choose your file.
3The font then appears in the font list for every text overlay, in every project in the workspace.
If you don't already own a font, Google Fonts is a good free source with a licence that permits commercial use.
Brand colours
Save up to 10 colours so they're one click away while editing, instead of pasting hex codes each time.
1Open Settings and go to Brand Kit under Team.
2In the Custom Colors section, click the + icon.
3Pick a colour or enter its hex code.
Saved colours then show up in the colour picker whenever you're styling text, shapes or icons.
Add your logo to a video
A logo is added as an image overlay, so it can sit on one clip or run across the whole video.
1Open My Media in the left panel and click Upload to add your logo file.
2Hover the uploaded file, click the dropdown arrow, and choose Create Overlay .
3Drag it into a corner and resize it.
4Drag the handles on the timeline to set how long it stays on screen — extend it across the full video for a permanent, watermark-style logo.
A transparent PNG works best; a logo on a white square will show its box.
Make the logo pop in and out
Rather than having the logo simply appear, give it an entry and exit animation.
With the logo overlay selected, open the left panel and set the in and out animations to pop in and pop out.
Plan availability
Which plans include Brand Kit has changed since this article was written — see typito.com/pricing for what's included today.