A brand kit saves your school or classroom colours and logo once, then keeps them one click away in every design you make. Newsletters, certificates, displays and letters home all share the same consistent look, without hunting for hex codes or re-uploading the logo - and like all of Edigo, it is free.
Start for freeAdd your school's exact colours to your kit a single time. From then on they appear in your colour choices, ready to apply to text, shapes and backgrounds.
Upload the school or class logo once and drop it into any design without digging through email attachments or shared drives to find the right file.
When every certificate, newsletter and poster draws from the same palette and logo, your resources look like they belong together - polished, recognisable and trusted by parents.
Use official school branding, or build a kit around your own classroom identity - your class colours, your class mascot - for displays and resources with personality.
Parents and pupils recognise your communications faster when they always look the same, and a coherent set of displays makes a classroom feel calm and intentional. Achieving that normally means memorising colour codes and keeping logo files organised. A brand kit does the remembering for you, so consistency happens by default instead of by discipline.
Setting up takes a few minutes: add your colours, upload your logo, done. Every future design starts closer to finished, because the right palette is already in front of you. When September brings a new class theme or the school refreshes its logo, update the kit once and carry on designing.
Yes. The brand kit is part of Edigo's free editor for teachers. Save your colours and logo and use them across unlimited designs at no cost.
Yes. You can add, remove or adjust colours and swap the logo whenever you like - handy for a new school year, a rebrand or a fresh classroom theme.
Only once. Enter or pick your school colours when you set up the kit, and after that you simply click them - no codes to remember or look up again.
Definitely. Many teachers save a personal classroom palette rather than official school branding, so their displays, labels and worksheets share one friendly, recognisable look all year long.