Generic templates make every post look like a tool made it. A brand kit flips that — it stores your real colors, fonts and logo so everything PostPop generates is instantly recognizable as yours. And the fastest way to build one isn’t picking hex codes by hand. It’s pasting a URL.
This guide walks the whole thing end to end: from a link to an on-brand kit you can reuse on every carousel, quote and tip. It takes about two minutes.
In PostPop, head to Brands in the sidebar and choose “Add a brand.” This is where every kit lives — one per brand, or one per client if you run an agency. Set it up once; switching kits later is one click.
Drop your homepage link into the field and hit Scrape. Your homepage is best — it usually has your logo, headings and primary colors all in one place.
In a second or two, it extracts your colors, fonts and logo into an editable kit — reading your theme color, font families and og:image / favicon to find the mark. Nothing’s locked in — every value stays editable.
Give it a once-over. Pick which color is your accent, and check contrast — if a brand color is too light to read on, PostPop flags it. Tweak anything that looks off; it’s all editable.
Hit Set active. From now on, every post you generate — carousel, quote, tip — comes out in this brand automatically. That’s the whole point: on-brand by default.
Three things make a post read as yours. Tap through to see each.
Pulled from your theme color, CSS variables and headings — then mapped to the roles every slide uses.
Detected from your Google Fonts and font-family stack, so headlines and body match your site.
Grabbed from your og:image, favicon or header logo — then locked onto every export you make.
Same topic, same six seconds of scroll. One looks like anyone made it. One looks like you.
Stock colors · generic font · no logo
Your colors · your font · your logo
Free to start · no credit card · your first on-brand post in minutes.
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