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Branding & design

Each audience has its own look, set under Settings → Branding—pen names are brands, so they don't share.

Two legitimate styles

Branding off (the default): your emails go out as clean, personal-looking notes—the way mail from a friend looks. Many authors' best-performing emails are exactly this. Formatting, buttons, and images all still work.

Branding on: your emails wear a shell—logo up top (linkable, banner or compact), your colors on links and buttons, a styled footer. The editor shows a live preview, and colors you leave blank are derived from your accent color so you can set one color and be done.

Whichever you choose, a reader-friendly plain-text version still travels with every email. Your hosted signup pages can use the same branding.

Book page headline

For a hosted signup page with a reader magnet cover, choose Book page headline color beside the Book page preview. Header band sets the color behind the headline and also applies to your branded emails. Click Save branding to apply your changes.

Font size

The font size control lives in the same card but works in both modes, because readability isn't branding. If your readership skews older, try 20–24px—several successful authors run their whole list at 24. Headings scale proportionally.

Send yourself a test after changing branding—inboxes render email their own way, and the only preview that counts is a real one.

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