Your colors and logos now live in one place. A brand kit holds five color roles (Primary, Secondary, Accent, Background, and Text) plus separate logos for light and dark backgrounds, and it belongs to your organization rather than to a single podcast.
The fastest way to make one is to paste your website URL. Jellypod reads the site for your brand name, logos, and colors, then opens the editor pre-filled with what it found. You review and correct every value, and nothing saves until you confirm it.
Assign a kit to a podcast and its website picks up the accent right away. Edit the kit later and the site follows. New shorts start from your organization default, and you can switch kits or turn branding off for a single short before generating.
Each Video Style shows a badge for how much of a kit it uses: Full for the whole palette, Accent for the accent color only, or None for styles that keep their own look. Generated video snapshots your kit at generation time, so recoloring a brand kit never rewrites a short you already made.
Click Brand Kits under Personalize in the studio sidebar to set up your first one. Full walkthrough in Brand Kits.