> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.anedot.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.anedot.com/action-pages/page-builder/branding.md). # Branding Set your Action Page's logo, header title, cover image, page background, colors, and fonts with the Branding panel in the Anedot Page Builder for any page type. The **Branding** panel sets the look of your Action Page: the logo, the header, the page background, the colors, and the fonts. You'll find it in the Page Builder under **Page > Branding**. Branding is available on Donation Pages, Event Pages, and Lead Pages. This article covers each section of the panel. ## Before You Begin * To save changes, you need **Action Pages: Edit permissions**. ## Open Branding To open Branding: 1. Go to **Action Pages > Pages**. 2. Click the name of the page you want to edit. 3. Select **Page > Branding**. ## Logo Image Add your organization's logo to the top of the page. * **Choose:** Pick an image you've already uploaded from your account's image library. * **Upload:** Upload a new image, or drag and drop one onto the field. Use a GIF, JPG, or PNG up to 10 MB. Large images are resized before upload. * **Replace** or **Remove:** Swap or clear the current logo. ## Logo Display Expand **Logo Display** to set how your logo appears: * **Alignment:** Place the logo on the **Left**, **Center**, or **Right**. * **Logo size:** Choose **Fill**, or choose **Custom size** and enter a **Height** and **Width**. * **Padding:** Add space around the logo. Padding is applied to all four sides and defaults to zero. * **Logo link URL (optional):** Make your logo a link to a custom URL, such as your website. ## Header * **Header title:** The heading supporters see at the top of the page. It overrides the default page title on the public page. * **Title alignment:** Place the title on the **Left**, **Center**, or **Right**. {% hint style="info" %} Event Pages hide **Header title** and use the event name as their title, so on Event Pages the header carries branding only. To change the title, edit the event name in [Event Details and Location](/action-pages/page-builder/event-details-and-location.md). If an older Event Page still has a header title saved, the Page Builder shows it so you can clear it and avoid a duplicate heading. {% endhint %} Some accounts also see **Cover image** and **Cover image position** in this section. Add a cover image, then choose **Center** or **Fill** for its position. If you don't see these fields and would like to use a cover image, contact our Support team. ## Page Background Add an image behind your page content. Use **Choose** or **Upload**, the same way as the logo. Once an image is set, pick an **Image scale**: * **Center** * **Cover** * **Fill** * **Fixed** * **Tile** ## Colors * **Text:** Sets the color of all text on the page. * **Accent primary:** The color of action elements, such as buttons. Anedot sets the text on these elements to a color that contrasts with your accent. * **Background:** Sets the page background color. It also sets the header and footer background colors. * **Header background:** The color behind the header. {% hint style="info" %} Changing **Background** also changes the header background. If you want a different header color, set **Background** first, then set **Header background**. {% endhint %} ## Typography Expand **Typography** for advanced body and heading font settings. * **Body:** Set the **Font size** and **Line height** for the default paragraph text on the page. Line height options are **Auto**, **1.25**, **1.5**, **1.75**, and **2**. * **Header 1**, **Header 2**, and **Header 3:** For each heading level, turn bold and italic on or off, choose the alignment, and set the font size. When you're done, click **Save**. ## Related Articles * [Page Builder Overview](/action-pages/page-builder.md) * [Content and Layout](/action-pages/page-builder/content-and-layout.md) * [Page Details and Basics](/action-pages/page-builder/page-details-and-basics.md) * [Exit Intent](/action-pages/page-builder/exit-intent.md) * [Page Settings: SEO, Sharing, and Tracking](/action-pages/page-builder/page-settings-seo-sharing-and-tracking.md) --- # Agent Instructions This documentation is published with GitBook. GitBook is the documentation platform designed so that both humans and AI agents can read, navigate, and reason over technical content effectively. 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