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# Adding your brand
## Branding images & logos
Branding of account interface and emails that are seen by rights holders and users with company images and logos.- Upload branded images to \*Identity & branding\* section accessible from the \*Account\* menu item.
## Identity
Options to modify:**PrimaryColor**---The default Revelator primary color is \*Primary blue\*. Buttons across the platform have the primary color as the background color.**DarkColor**---The default Revelator dark color is \*Dark blue\*. Dark color appears often as a result of user actions, such as when hovering over buttons the background color changes from the primary color to the dark color.- Provide the hex code of any color to be used. For example, \*#4611ea\*.- The same color can be used for PrimaryColor and DarkColor
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