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Brand Ready: Tell us about your brand.

You're one form away from your branded template. This takes under three minutes. The more accurately you complete it, the more precise your output will be. Your choices here shape your template before we build it.

About you

Name

Company

Email address

This is where we'll send your completed package. Make sure it's the inbox you check regularly.

Your website

Your website URL

This is the starting point for your whole package. Your site must be live and publicly accessible — not behind a password, not in maintenance mode. If your site is temporarily down, hold off submitting until it's back up.

Your brand colours

Most brands have more colours than belong in a Word document. Pick the two or three you want to appear in headings, tables and accents, leave the rest for your website and marketing materials. Less is more here. Colours are identified by hex codes, which are six-digit references like #FF006B. Your brand guidelines or designer will have these. If you don't have access to them, you can pick colours directly from your website using this free tool for Chrome and Edge.

Main heading colour

Used for: document titles, major section headings (Heading 1) and key emphasis text

Subheading colour

Used for: second-level headings (Heading 2)

Accent colour (optional)

Used for: third-level headings (Heading 3)

Which colour would you like for tables?

Which colour would you like for tables?
A
B
C
D

Which colour would you like for body text?

Body text is the main paragraph text in your document. Because Word documents have a white background, black is the standard choice.

If you'd like to use a colour from your brand palette instead, you can select it here but be aware that coloured body text can reduce readability for longer documents.

Which colour would you like for body text?
A
B
C
D

Colours to exclude from template (optional)

Some brand colours are designed for screens, dark backgrounds, or print only — e.g. a bright yellow that works on dark backgrounds but looks wrong on white paper. List any colours that should NOT appear in your Word template.

Brand Assets

Upload your logo

Share a copy of your logo as a Png or Jpg. Please note that as this logo will be displayed on a white background in the word document, a coloured or dark version of your logo will work best.

Brand guidelines (if you have them)

If you have a PDF brand guide, upload them here. We'll use it as a cross-reference to make sure your template aligns with your documented standards. Totally optional.

Your Brand Fonts

Not sure what font you use? No problem, we'll detect them from your website. If you do know, tell us here.

Our headline font is

Google font name if known (headings)

Microsoft font name if known (headings)

Upload your font (headings)

This will be a .ttf or .otf file and allows us to embed your actual brand font in the template so it renders correctly for everyone who opens it.

The copy we use for body text is

Google font name if known (body copy)

Microsoft font name if known (body copy)

Upload your font (body copy)

Font acknowledgement

Font acknowledgement