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How Moda applies your brand kit

When you select a brand kit before creating a design, the AI agent has access to your brand assets and uses them throughout the design process:
  • Your logo is placed appropriately in the design
  • Your brand colors are used for backgrounds, text, accents, and other elements
  • Your fonts are applied to headings and body text
  • Your visual style influences layout and imagery choices
The brand kit is stored as structured data that the AI agent references during design generation.

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Tips for consistent brand results

  • Provide clear, high-quality assets: A clean logo file (SVG or PNG with transparency) and well-defined color palette give the agent the best starting point
  • Include multiple brand colors: Give the agent a primary color, secondary colors, and accent colors so it has options for different design elements
  • Add reference images: Upload examples of designs you like to help the agent understand your visual style
  • Be specific in your prompts: If you want a particular color treatment or layout style, mention it in your prompt alongside selecting the brand kit

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Switching between brand kits

If you have multiple brand kits, you can pick which one to use in two places:
  • When you start a design — the brand kit selector sits on the homepage prompt bar.
  • At any point afterwards — the brand kit indicator sits beside the canvas title. Click it to switch or clear the kit.
You are not locked in at creation time. Each design remembers its own brand kit, so switching on one canvas doesn’t affect any other design or change the default that new designs start with.
Switching the brand kit doesn’t restyle what’s already on the canvas. It changes the brand the agent works from next — so ask the agent to apply it (“restyle this deck with the new brand kit”) if you want existing pages updated.