How to brand your charts with a kit
Consistent colors across every chart. Two-click apply.
A brand kit is a named set of colors you can reuse. Set it once, apply it to any chart, and everything you publish stays on-brand without recoloring each chart by hand.
1Create a kit
From the home page, click Brand kits → New kit. You land on an editor with a live preview.
2Pick your colors
Set a primary color (used for single-series charts like bars, lines, and KPIs) and a 6-color palette (used for multi-series charts like stacked bars and pies).
The preview on the right updates as you tweak. When you like it, hit Save kit.
Tip: Hex codes work everywhere you'd expect: paste#2563ebor use the OS color picker. Pick six colors that look good together — even if you usually only need two or three, the extras keep you covered if a dataset has more categories than expected.3Apply it to a chart
On the chart editor, open the Theme card. The top row is a Brand kit dropdown — pick your kit and every color updates instantly.
You can still tweak individual colors per-chart; those overrides layer on top of the kit. Removing an override falls back to the kit; removing the kit falls back to the default theme.
4Publish and reuse
Publish as normal. The public chart page, the PNG export, the OG image, and the embed all use the kit's colors. To update the kit later, edit it once — every chart linked to it will pick up the new colors on next render.
Troubleshooting
›I changed my kit but the OG image still shows old colors
?v=2 to the URL, or just wait.›Can I share a kit with a teammate?
›Does the kit apply to embeds too?
primary="#ff0066") still take precedence.