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Use brand colours and logos in Share Graphics

Where a graphic gets its colours and marks, and how to change which logo appears.

Short answer

Share Graphics uses the colours and logos saved in your Brand tab. Each graphic lets you choose which logo it carries. Change your brand and generate again — graphics you already downloaded do not update themselves.

You do not set branding per graphic. You set it once in the Brand tab, and every graphic uses it.

Where it comes from

  • Colours — your palette in the Brand Studio.
  • Logos — the personal and brokerage logos you uploaded.
  • Your photo — the professional headshot, and the cutout version where a layout uses one.

Choose which logo a graphic carries

  1. Create the graphic as normal.
  2. In the creator, choose which logo it should show.
  3. Download.

If a slot is empty, nothing appears there. CardCloser does not substitute a stand-in mark.

Changing your brand later

  1. Change your colours or logos in the Brand tab.
  2. Save.
  3. Generate the graphics again.

Downloaded files do not update. A PNG on your phone is a file, not a link. Changing your palette changes what CardCloser generates next — it cannot reach a file you already have or a post you already published.

What your brand does not change

Your colours apply to your graphic. They never recolour CardCloser's own mark, and the typography is fixed across every layout — which is what stops fifty agents' graphics from looking like fifty different products.

If this doesn't work

Your logo has a white box around it.
It is a JPEG or a flattened PNG. Use a transparent PNG or an SVG — see Add personal and brokerage logos.
The colours on the graphic are not the ones you chose.
You changed them after generating. Generate again.
Text on the graphic is hard to read.
A very light accent leaves little contrast to work with. Try a deeper shade of the same colour in the Brand Studio.

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In Create a graphic · Last reviewed July 31, 2026