Build client brand kits with colour roles, uploaded fonts, logos and written guidelines. Import shared OEM assets from MotorStack, browse published vehicle variants and national offers, and generate editable banner layouts.
The kit gallery shows larger logos on suitable backgrounds, readable heading and body font samples, and colour swatches in both light and dark themes. Choose a kit from the searchable editor sidebar, then browse Logos, Colours and Fonts. Add a logo to the current layout, apply a colour to the selected layer, or choose an uploaded font for selected text. Applying the complete kit remains a separate, undoable action across all layouts.
Every colour in a kit has a job — primary, secondary, accent, background, text — plus as many extras as the brand needs. Roles are what make one-click apply predictable: the primary lands on headlines, the accent on call-to-action buttons (with button text flipped for contrast), the background on every artboard. Add a label like "Leapmotor Green" so the team talks about colours the way the client does.
Upload brand font files into the kit and choose from their available weights. Set a default weight for headings and body copy. Applying the kit updates each text role with its chosen face and weight, while editor previews and exports retain the same uploaded file. Shared agency fonts remain reusable without changing their ownership.
Upload the marks the client actually uses and tag each one for light or dark backgrounds. When a kit is applied the right variant replaces any layer flagged as a logo — or is placed top-left if the banner has none — so the artwork is on-brand before anyone touches a layer.
Bring all available MotorStack brands into the shared agency library in one run. Each brand imports sequentially with a visible result, available font files, logos and colours, plus source notes and warnings for missing or unsupported assets. Existing kits remain unchanged. Stop after the current brand or retry failed imports; kits are never assigned to a dealership or applied to artwork automatically.
MotorStack kit previews show a real vehicle when available and reviewed button treatments for supported brands, including fill, border, corner shape, casing and type roles. LDV uses its 30 August 2026 guide for square red and white CTAs, Open Sans Bold, and content, heading, band and grid dimensions. These guide excerpts also inform AI design context for existing imported kits.
Select a brand kit in Banner Studio and open Templates to create an editable Hero + CTA or Two CTAs layout across every active artboard size. The layout uses reviewed button styling where available, the kit fonts and suitable logo variant. A MotorStack car image is imported into the project when one is available. Applying a generated layout can be undone.
When an imported MotorStack kit is selected, its editor sidebar also shows published vehicle grades, prices and colours, plus national offer copy, end dates and full terms. Browse matching vehicle imagery through the MotorStack media library. Review offer details before adding copy to artwork; this reference view does not change an existing design.
Enter a public homepage to detect colours, font families and logo candidates from the page and its linked stylesheets. Review the draft and any extraction warnings before saving. Detected custom font names still need their licensed font files uploaded; extraction does not copy those files automatically.
Mark one kit as the client's default and every new project linked to that client is offered it on open. Duplicate a kit for a sub-brand or campaign look, and every save keeps a version so you can restore an earlier palette with one click. Applying a kit is a single undo step in the editor.
Written guidelines — tone of voice, legal lines, do's and don'ts — are fed to the AI copy and image assistants whenever a project is linked to the client, so suggestions arrive on-brand. The export compliance check flags colours and fonts that drift from the client's kit before a banner ships.