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# Brandkits, Media & Output

Configure approved brand assets, media controls, and output validation.

## How they fit together

| Area              | What it protects                                                 |
| ----------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Brandkits         | Approved colors and fonts.                                       |
| Media controls    | Image/video quality, replacement, crop, and fitting.             |
| Output validation | Missing fonts, hidden text, media issues, and unfinished review. |

## Brandkits

A brandkit is a collection of approved colors and fonts. Brandkits help designers keep package templates aligned with brand rules and give users a curated set of editing choices.

Brandkits can include:

* Named colors.
* Uploaded or account fonts.
* Recent colors and recent fonts added during editing.
* Brand font mappings used by packages.

## Media

BannersUI supports image and video layers. Media can be uploaded from a computer, selected from a connected gallery, or replaced from approved alternatives depending on the host configuration.

Alternate images are designer-approved replacements attached to an image layer. They let users choose from controlled media options while preserving the template's intent. Different artboards can use different applied images from the same alternate set when a layout needs size-specific imagery.

Image editing includes crop, fit, fill, scale, rotation, frame-to-content, content-to-frame, and auto fit controls. BannersUI checks image resolution and may block scaling below a minimum pixels-per-inch threshold.

## Output

BannersUI prepares package and job data for downstream production. Static output is commonly generated by the connected backend or DAM. Animated output can use BannersUI animation data, and GIF output is available where configured.

Output readiness depends on clean validation: no unresolved missing fonts, hidden text, broken media, invalid names, or unfinished preview review.


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