Set your brand's colours, fonts and button style once, and every new page starts from them instead of the template's look. It's called your Brand Kit, it lives in Global page settings, and it's free on every plan.
Set up your Brand Kit
Go to Brand profiles in the sidebar, then open the Global page settings tab.
Turn on Use my brand kit on new pages.
Set your three colours. Primary is your dominant brand colour and drives banners and dark bands. Secondary is your action colour and drives buttons, links and highlights. Tertiary is your neutral and drives the page background and card fills.
Below the colours you can also set your heading and body fonts, and your button style: corner roundness, label font, weight and uppercase. A live button preview sits underneath so you can see the result before it reaches a page.
What Landra works out for you
You only pick three colours. Everything else on the page is calculated from them: the dark bands, the accent used on those bands, card fills, review stars and the highlighter. Those rows are marked AUTO until you set one yourself.
Landra also measures every text-on-background pair it creates and nudges one side if the combination would be hard to read, so your pages stay legible whatever you pick. If a colour you've chosen can't be made readable, you'll see a note on that row explaining why.
The rest of the page defaults
Under the Brand Kit you'll find the rest of your defaults, each in its own card: text sizes and spacing, a curated font pairing, default layout and card corners per format, and the mobile sticky CTA bar. Click a card to open it.
Saving
Changes save on their own a moment after you make them. The bar at the bottom of the page always shows where things stand, and if you'd rather not wait, Save now stores them immediately. When there's nothing outstanding the button reads Saved.
Using it on a new page
On the last screen before Landra builds your page, look for the Extras row: Additional context and settings. The line underneath tells you what's currently set without you having to open it, for example "Brand kit on · English · No extra context".
Click it to open three switches:
Brand kit. On means this page uses your saved colours, fonts and button style instead of the template's. It's on by default once you've saved a kit.
Translate. Off means the page is written in English. Turn it on to pick a language, and Landra writes the page in English first, then translates it.
Extra context. Turn it on to tell Landra anything your website doesn't say: claims to hit, a competitor comparison to answer, or something to avoid.
Turning a switch off never throws away what you put in it. If you type some context and then switch it off, the text is still there when you switch it back on.
Turning it on or off for a page you've already built
Open any page in the editor and click the Settings tab. Apply global styles sits at the very top, above the Page, Type and Color sub-tabs.
It's a real toggle, not a one-way change. Turn it on and the page picks up your kit. Turn it off and the page goes back to the look it had before, so it's safe to try on a page you've already styled.
Good to know
Your kit applies to new pages. Pages you've already built are never restyled behind your back, which is why the switch in the editor exists.
It's a starting point, not a lock. You can still change anything on any individual page from its Settings tab.
Premium templates come with their own colourway. With your kit on, your colours win. With it off, the template's look does.
On a team account, the kit is shared, so everyone's pages start from the same brand.
Still need help? Click the chat bubble in the bottom-right corner of the editor, or email hello@getlandra.com.