--- title: "Branding Editor" slug: "branding-editor" updated: 2026-05-21T16:24:07Z published: 2026-05-21T16:24:07Z canonical: "knowledge.technolutions.net/branding-editor" --- > ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://knowledge.technolutions.net/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Branding Editor > [!WARNING] > ☑️ Prerequisite Skills > > [Branding in Slate](/v1/docs/branding-in-slate) The **Branding Editor** enables editing and previewing Slate branding while keeping current branding files unchanged. As you create and maintain a consistent brand identity across all of your Slate pages, you can test new branding ideas before you implement them in production. Use the Branding Editor to: - Change your logo, colors, or fonts - Update your header and footer designs - Add new branding elements to your pages - Test different branding layouts - Create custom branding for specific portals or pages #### ▶️ Branding Editor in action #### **Upload and Edit Branding**  #### **Impersonate a Record**  #### **Preview New Branding**  ## Accessing the Branding Editor To access the Branding Editor: 1. Select **Database** from the Slate navigation bar. 2. In the **Branding** section, locate and select **Branding Editor**. ## Using the Branding Editor > [!WARNING] > 📝 Note > > Make changes in the Branding Editor in your **test environment** before publishing anything in production. Need to roll any changes back? [Use the Files feature’s Version History tool.](/v1/docs/branding-editor#publish-changes) To edit Slate branding in the Branding Editor: 1. Click **Import Current** to load existing branding files. 2. Make edits to the files as needed. 3. Click **Save.** 4. Click **Preview**. 5. Select a record to impersonate and review your changes. 6. When all the changes have been made and approved, click **Publish Changes** to update the files in the environment you are working in. ### Files The Files list at left displays any files located in the **dev** folder of **Database > Files**. To delete a file, click the to the ❌ to the right of the file name. Click **OK** in the system dialog to confirm deletion.  The files you see in the **Branding Editor** are pulled from the files in **Files > dev**. ### New Click **New** to create an empty file. A prompt appears to enter a file name. Click **Create** to create a new blank file. The file is saved to the **dev** folder in **Database > Files**. To edit a file in the Branding Editor, it must have one of the following extensions: - .css - .xslt - .html .png?sv=2026-02-06&spr=https&st=2026-10-12T13%3A08%3A40Z&se=2026-10-12T14%3A08%3A40Z&sr=c&sp=r&sig=rhHAY14RUJsH9JOcZ5n0SoflBSBvtVWIOZIBDb7mMJg%3D) ### Save Saves changes to the current file. ### Preview Preview your branding. A popup appears with two fields, **URL** and **Preview as**: - The **URL** field is pre-populated with `/apply`. Update this field with a page you’d like to see your branding changes reflected on. Example URLs might include: - `/register` - `/register/<FORM_URL>` - Optionally, enter the name of a record in the **Preview as** field to impersonate them. When you click **Preview**, a new tab opens displaying the URL you entered. A banner indicates you are impersonating your selected record in Development Mode, meaning dev styles are being applied. Any subsequent pages opened from within the preview will also be in Development Mode until you click the **Dismiss** link. For example, if a form is opened, it will also display with dev branding. .png?sv=2026-02-06&spr=https&st=2026-10-12T13%3A08%3A40Z&se=2026-10-12T14%3A08%3A40Z&sr=c&sp=r&sig=rhHAY14RUJsH9JOcZ5n0SoflBSBvtVWIOZIBDb7mMJg%3D) ### Upload Upload branding files from an external source, including text files or a live webpage. Click **Upload** and a popup appears with two options for Type, **URL** or **File:** #### URL (Branding Wizard) Also known as the **Branding Wizard**, this feature lets you pull branding files into Slate from a website you operate. To use the Branding Wizard: 1. Publish a page on your institutional website that contains the following code: ```xml