Creating a new brand
To get started, you’ll need to provide two pieces of information:- Brand name — The name of your brand or company
- Domain — Your website URL (e.g.,
acme.comorhttps://www.acme.com)
The learning process
After you create a brand, you’ll see a training progress screen that walks you through six steps:- Initializing — Setting up your brand workspace
- Analyzing website — Scanning your domain for branding elements
- Extracting brand colors and fonts — Identifying your color palette and typography
- Downloading brand assets — Saving your logos, images, and other visual assets
- Creating component library — Capturing UI sections from your site for reference
- Finalizing setup — Completing the brand profile
If any step fails, you can retry it directly from the training screen without starting over.
Refining your brand training
After the initial learning process completes, you can refine your agents understanding with the branding settings.Identity
Update your brand name, description, and website URL. The description helps Blox understand what your company does.Colors
Add, remove, or modify your brand colors. Each color can have a descriptive tag (like “primary” or “accent”) to help organize your palette.Images
Upload or replace your logo, favicon, and Open Graph image. These are used across your landing pages and for social sharing previews.Fonts
View and manage the fonts associated with your brand. You can add custom fonts if the automatically extracted ones don’t match your preferences.Rules
Define brand guidelines that Blox should follow when generating content. For example:- Never use shadows
- Always wrap images in a border
- Avoid using light font weights, only medium and above
How your brand is applied
Once Blox has learned your brand, this information is automatically applied when you create landing pages. The AI uses your:- Colors to style buttons, backgrounds, text, and accents
- Fonts for headings, body text, and other typography
- Logo and images as assets available in your pages
- UI components as visual references for layout and design patterns
- Rules to guide content generation and maintain brand consistency