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# Brandkits
Create and use approved colors and fonts for consistent template branding.
Brandkits keep editing aligned with approved brand assets. They give teams a shared set of colors and fonts that can be attached to individual packages.
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### Open brandkits
When brandkit management is enabled in the host configuration, designers can open the Brandkits dialog while editing a template. Select Artboard Information above the canvas, then select Settings in the Right Palette.
Select Open Brandkits to view existing brandkits or create a new one.
#### Attach an existing brandkit
1. Search for the brandkit.
2. Select the brandkit.
3. The brandkit is attached to the package.
{% hint style="info" %}
Each package can have only one attached brandkit.
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#### Create a brandkit
1. Select Create a Brandkit from the Brandkit drop-down menu.
2. Enter a unique name and select Create. If that name already exists, enter a different name.
3. Add colors and fonts in the brandkit dialog.
Changes save automatically. Return to the template and add the brandkit to the artboard.
#### Manage colors and fonts
* **Add colors:** Add colors manually or from recent colors.
* **Update colors:** Name, edit, or delete colors. Color names must be unique.
* **Add fonts:** Upload brand fonts, choose existing account fonts, or add recent fonts.
* **Update fonts:** Name, edit, or delete fonts. Font names must be unique.
{% hint style="info" %}
When uploading a font, the editor requires confirmation that your organization owns the font and may use it online.
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### Missing brandkits
The editor shows this warning when a package references a deleted brandkit.
Brandkit unavailable warning.
Attach an available brandkit to continue using approved brand assets. This replaces the deleted brandkit for the package.
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