Brand
Brand Settings — the visual identity Buildr (the AI builder) applies to every page, funnel, and email it generates from now on: Brand name, Logo, Primary color, Secondary color, Font (a list of 32 fonts, including Lazycom Sans, our own font, made from the open-source Inter and set up for Yoruba, Igbo and Hausa: Montserrat, Inter, Poppins, Lora, Open Sans, Roboto, Lato, Raleway, Nunito, Playfair Display, Merriweather, Source Sans 3, Oswald, PT Sans, Work Sans, DM Sans, Rubik, Quicksand, Mulish, Karla, Josefin Sans, Cabin, Barlow, Libre Baskerville, Cormorant Garamond, Crimson Text, Bebas Neue, Anton, Dancing Script, Caveat (a handwritten script) and Figtree, grouped as Sans-serif, Serif and Script, plus Georgia and Helvetica, which every device already has), and a Style (Modern, Classic, Bold, or Minimal — each with its own look). New sites start in Lazycom Sans; a site made earlier keeps the font it already has, and you can change it here at any time. Under the form, "How your brand looks" shows a small example of a page header and an email header with your logo, main color and font, and updates as you edit. Text on your colors is chosen automatically so it is always readable. Fonts are served from Lazycom itself, so your visitors' browsers never contact Google or any other font service, and the page works the same with or without cookie consent. Every font on the list is set up for Yoruba, Igbo and Hausa text: when a font has no glyph for a letter (for example ẹ, ọ, ṣ, ị, ụ, ǹ, or the Hausa letters ɓ, ɗ, ƙ, ƴ), that one letter is drawn by Inter instead, so it never turns into a different system font. On a page, any block can also use one of these fonts: pick it under the block's Style, "Font family".
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Common tasks
Set brand colors/fonts/style
Brand Settings: pick a Main color and a Second color (color picker or hex), a Font, and a Style, then check "How your brand looks"; "Save" confirms "Brand settings saved. Buildr will theme new content with these."
Link to this answerAdd a logo
In the Logo field, click "Upload logo" and pick the file (or drag it onto the field). "Choose from your media" picks an image already uploaded, and "Use a link instead" takes a link to an image hosted elsewhere. JPEG, PNG, GIF, WebP or AVIF, up to 10 MB. "Remove" clears it. Click "Save brand" to keep the change. Your logo is always fitted into a fixed-height space: it keeps its own shape (never stretched or cropped) and has no box behind it, so a transparent PNG sits cleanly on the page.
Link to this answerSet your brand from the chat
If your store has no logo or colours when you ask Buildr to build something, it asks for them in the chat (logo upload, ready-made colour sets for what you sell, or your own colours, and a look). "Save to my store and build" saves them here, exactly as if you had used this page; change them here any time.
Link to this answerShow your logo on a page
In the page editor add the "Logo" block (Basic group) instead of an Image block. It shows the logo saved here, so changing the logo in Brand updates every page. Choose its size (Header, Top of page, Footer) and position (Left, Centre, Right).
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Limits and plan gating
No plan feature gates Brand. Requires Change settings (who has it: Owner, Admin). Saving here changes how FUTURE Buildr-generated content looks — it does not retroactively restyle pages already built.
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