Visual ToolsUpdated Feb 2026

Your Visual Identity System

A complete guide to building, uploading, and training your brand's visual identity—logos, colors, typography, and more

Your Visual Identity System is where you build, manage, and refine your brand's visual elements—logos, colors, typography, patterns, imagery, and illustrations. This guide walks you through every option.

📍 How to Access

Go to Your Brand DNA → Visual Identity in the sidebar, or navigate to /visual-identity. You must complete all three Brand Strategy workshops and have an active subscription to access this feature.


Overview

Visual Identity is optional but significantly improves visual generations and makes your Brand Book more complete. You can build from scratch, upload existing assets, or train custom AI models—or combine approaches.

📋 Overview Tab

Your home base—see progress across logo, colors, typography, patterns, imagery, and illustrations. Assign or generate what's missing.

✨ Build with Brand-Aware AI

Guided workshop path: generate logos, palettes, typography, and supporting visuals using brand-aware AI.

📤 Upload & Configure

Bring existing assets—logo files, color palettes, typography—and assign them to your brand in one place.


Three Paths

There are three ways to build your Visual Identity—choose one or combine them depending on where you are in your brand journey.

1. Workshop Path (Build from Scratch)

The Workshop path guides you step-by-step with brand-aware AI suggestions:

1
Logo — Generate multiple concepts based on your brand positioning
2
Colors — Select a palette that aligns with your brand archetype and personality
3
Typography — Choose pairings that match your brand voice
4
Supporting Elements — Generate patterns, icons, illustrations, and imagery
5
Review & Save — Refine selections and save to your Asset Library
🎯 Best for

Brands starting from scratch or exploring new visual directions with AI assistance.

2. Upload Path (Bring Your Assets)

If you already have visual assets, upload and assign them:

  • Logo: SVG, PNG, or JPG files
  • Color palette: Upload swatches or enter hex codes
  • Typography: Configure font families and pairings
  • Patterns, icons, imagery: Upload existing brand assets

All assigned assets are automatically added to your Brand Book and used by Halo AI tools.

🎯 Best for

Established brands with existing visual assets or brands working with external designers.

3. Train Path (Optional LoRA Training)

Train custom AI models on your visual assets for stronger style consistency in generated imagery, illustrations, and patterns. Style selectors already guide brand-aware generation—training is optional for even tighter matching.

  • Logos: Require no training—save directly to your asset library
  • Imagery, illustration, pattern, icons: Optional training for 10–20+ high-quality images
  • Training typically takes 15–30 minutes

See Training custom visual models for detailed instructions.


Managing Your Visual Identity

On the Overview tab, you'll see a checklist of visual elements. Each item shows one of three statuses:

✅ Complete

Asset assigned and ready for use across your brand tools

🔄 In Progress

Partially done — e.g. model training is running or assets are being reviewed

⭕ Not Started

No asset assigned yet — use Generate, Assign, or Train to get started

Use Generate to create new assets with Halo tools, Assign to pick from existing assets in your library, or Train to train a custom model for that category.


What Gets Updated

When you assign or generate assets in Your Visual Identity System, changes flow automatically across the platform:

📄 Brand Book

Automatically updated — export a DOC of your complete visual identity at any time

🎨 Halo Studio Tools

Logo, icon, imagery, and illustration generators use your assigned assets for brand-consistent output

💬 Halo Chat

Brand context includes your visual identity for better, more relevant content suggestions

💡 Pro Tip

Complete at least logo, colors, and typography for the biggest impact on AI generations. Patterns, imagery, and illustrations can be added over time.

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