Brand styling in Studio

Studio's defaults come from your brand, so the first render is already yours. This page is about what comes from where, and what you can change.

What is global

Your visual identity (palette, fonts and logo) is set once on the brand and applies everywhere. Change it there and every new render follows; existing rendered assets are unchanged, because they are already files.

What is per-project

Inside a session you can override the styling for that asset: swap the background treatment, change text colour on a slide, scale type up or down, choose a different layout. These overrides live on the project and do not alter the brand.

That split is deliberate. One-off decisions should not silently become your brand, and a brand change should not require re-editing every past asset.

Watermarking and clean export

Exports on the free plan carry a TrendSuite watermark. A clean export (your asset with no TrendSuite branding on it) is a paid entitlement.

Whether your plan includes it is shown in plans and what's in them, which reads the live plan configuration rather than repeating the answer here.

White-label is a different thing

Clean export removes our branding from a rendered file. White-label puts your agency's logo and name on the surfaces a CLIENT sees: the review link, the public carousel preview and the approval emails. It does not reskin the app you work in. That is an agency entitlement, covered in white-label branding.