Brand kits
Make every demo look like your product.
A brand kit puts your logos, colors, fonts, buttons and forms on every tooltip, card, hosted page, guide and collection. Import it from your website, then adjust anything.
- Free (not included)
- Pro (included)
- Team (included)
One brand kit on Pro, up to 20 on Team. Free uses the AtriumKit look.
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Import from your website
Enter your site’s address and review the logos, colors, fonts and name AtriumKit finds there.
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Readable by default
Text colors are checked against WCAG AA, with a one-click fix when one falls short.
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Your fonts, self-hosted
Any Google Fonts family or your own woff2 files, served without viewers’ browsers contacting Google.
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A kit for every brand
Team keeps up to 20 kits, each with its own knowledge kit that AI writes from.
Look
Logos, colors and type.
Set the basics once and every demo that uses the kit picks them up. A live preview shows tooltips, cards and the hosted page as you go.
- A logo for light backgrounds, one for dark, and a mark that becomes the hosted page’s favicon
- Accent, primary, page, surface, text, muted and border colors; tooltip and card colors follow unless you set them
- Dark or light tooltips and cards
- Built-in fonts, any Google Fonts family, or uploaded woff2 files, for headings and body
- Text colors that fail WCAG AA are flagged and replaced for viewers; Use it saves the readable one
Buttons and forms
Buttons, forms and calls to action that match.
Style the parts viewers click and type into, so a lead form in a demo looks like a form on your site.
- Original, filled, outline or pill buttons
- Field and label styles for lead forms, “Ask for email before the last step” and the email gate
- A default call to action, with its label and link, for the hosted page header and the end of every demo
- Separate styles for the primary CTA and secondary buttons
Hosted page
A page that looks like your site.
The kit also styles the page around the demo, on hosted demos, guides and collection pages.
- A color, gradient or image behind the page
- A header with logo and button, centered, or hidden
- Turn off “Made with AtriumKit” on Pro and Team, per demo or collection
- Choose a kit for each demo and each collection, or use the workspace default
Import and knowledge
Start from your website. Teach AI your product.
Import from website reads your homepage and its stylesheets and suggests a kit. You pick what to use, and nothing is saved until you save the kit. Each kit also has a Knowledge tab for the product it presents.
- Suggestions for the header logo, the favicon mark, button, background and text colors, fonts and the brand name
- Choose a suggestion or Keep what you have for each one, then Apply to kit
- The Knowledge tab holds the product’s name, audience, voice, glossary and facts that Write with AI uses
- On Team, keep up to 20 kits for different products, brands or customers
How it works
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Import
Start a kit from your website, or from scratch.
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Adjust
Fix colors, pick fonts, style buttons and forms, and set up the hosted page.
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Apply
Make it the workspace default, or pick it for a single demo or collection.
Use cases
Teams that use it
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Product and growth marketers
Marketing
Put a product tour on your site, turn viewers into leads and see where they drop off.
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Onboarding and customer success managers
Customer success
Onboard every account with a walkthrough for each role, and see who finished it.
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Founders and small teams
Founders
Record your product once and use it on your homepage, in sales follow-ups, in updates and as your help docs.
FAQ
Questions, answered.
What do I get on the Free plan?
Free demos use the AtriumKit look and show “Made with AtriumKit”. Pro adds one kit you can edit, and Team up to 20. The kit’s Knowledge tab works on every plan. See pricing.
Where does the kit show up?
In tooltips, cards, lead forms, the email gate, CTA buttons, the progress bar and hotspot rings, and on hosted pages, embeds, step-by-step guides, collections and presenter mode.
Do brand fonts load from Google in viewers’ browsers?
No. When you save a kit with a Google Fonts family, AtriumKit stores the font files itself, so viewers never request anything from Google.
What happens to demos when I delete a kit?
Demos and collections that used it switch to the workspace’s default kit.
Can I use my own domain for the hosted pages?
Not today. Brand kits change how pages look, and pages stay on atriumkit.com. To show a demo on your own site, embed it.
Works well with
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Embeds and sharing
A hosted page, an embed code and access settings for every demo you publish.
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Demo collections
A branded demo center that groups your demos on one page and asks for an email at the right moment.
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AI writing and translation
Draft every tooltip from your screens, rewrite a step in one click and translate the demo into 15 languages.