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Creating a Brand Board in CrocoClick

Create a Graphic Charter in CrocoClick to centralize your logos, colors and typography, and ensure a consistent visual identity across your emails, funnels and sites.

Written By Baptiste Lorreyte

Last updated 8 months ago

You want your branding to stop looking like a 2009 PowerPoint patchwork.

Good news: the Brand Board lets you centralize logos, colors, and fonts in one place… and reuse them across all CrocoClick modules 😎

What is a Brand Board?

A Brand Board in CrocoClick is a centralized space where you define your company’s visual identity. It contains:

  • Your logos (primary and secondary)

  • Your color palette

  • Your fonts

Once configured, you can apply these elements everywhere:

  • Emails

  • Funnels

  • Web pages

  • Websites

  • Templates

The result: a consistent brand rather than a visual circus.

Key benefits

🎯 1. Brand consistency

All your visual elements are stored in one place.

You use the same colors, logos, and fonts everywhere.

Your brand becomes recognizable.

⏱ 2. Time savings

No more searching for your logo on your desktop.

No more digging through old Google Docs for your HEX code.

Everything is accessible in just a few clicks.

🛠 3. Simplified management

You make a change to an element in your Brand Guidelines.

Use it immediately in your new projects.

Clear. Organized. Efficient.

How to create a Brand Guidelines

🥇 Step 1: Create a new brand guide

  1. In the left-hand menu, go to Marketing

  2. At the top, click on Branding

  3. Click the blue + Add a Brand Guide button

🥈 Step 2: Choose a template or start from scratch

  • Select Start from scratch to configure everything manually

or

  • Choose a Template to start with a pre-configured style

Then click Continue.

🥉 Step 3: Add your logos

  1. Click the Logos tab

  2. Import:

    • Your main logo

    • Your secondary logo

🎨 Step 4: Add your colors

  1. Click on the Colors tab

  2. Add your colors using the HEX or RGB selector

  3. Rename each color (e.g., Primary, Accent, Background)

🔹 Minimum: 2 colors
🔹 Maximum: 10 colors

🔤 Step 5: Configure your fonts

  1. Click on the Typography tab

  2. Select your fonts using the dropdown menus

🔹 Minimum: 1 font
🔹 Maximum: 5 fonts

And there you go.

Your Brand Guidelines are ready, and your branding is no longer a rough draft

Frequently Asked Questions

No.

Changing colors in the Guide does not retroactively affect your existing designs.

The new colors will simply be available in the color picker for future projects.

Click the three-dot menu (⋯)
Then select Set as Default.

Yes.

Click the three dots (⋯) next to your color scheme and select Edit.

Yes.

Menu (⋯) → Delete

Warning: This action cannot be undone.

In a Style Guide, you can add:

  • Up to 5 fonts

  • Up to 10 colors

  • Up to 2 logos

A folder is automatically created in your Media Library with the name of the Style Guide.

You can also delete old logos if necessary.

A strong brand isn’t complicated.

It’s consistent.

And now, yours is too :)