Brand
Set your brand once in Project settings → Brand, and every campaign and template built with blocks uses it.

| Setting | What it does |
|---|---|
| Logo | A PNG or JPG, uploaded or from a URL. The Logo block shows it. |
| Logo width | In pixels, from 16 to 300 |
| Accent | Fills buttons and tints callouts. Links use it too when it’s dark enough to read. |
| Background | The color around the email’s white card |
| Social links | Paste a profile URL and Rowsend picks the network. The Social links block shows them as icons. |
| Mailing address | Your postal address, added to the end of every campaign. Marketing email needs one by law. |
Changing the brand changes every draft that uses it. Campaigns already sent keep what they went out with.
Images in the brand
Section titled “Images in the brand”Recipients’ mail apps load the logo and social icons from your companion. With the companion on your computer, use a logo URL that’s already public, and the Social links block shows text links instead of icons.
Gmail and Outlook don’t show SVG images, so social icons are PNGs, in dark, gray or brand colors. Pick the style on each Social links block.
HTML designs don’t use the brand’s layout or colors. The mailing address applies to them too.
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