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Saved Brands

Your logo, product screens, name and colours kept once on the Kit page, so a clip shows your real product instead of one the model invented.

What a brand is

A brand is your real logo, your real product screens, your name and your colours, kept once, so a clip shows your actual product instead of one the model invented. It works like Saved Characters: you attach it to a clip with Use a saved brand, and its name becomes a token you write into the prompt — save VyroAI and you get @vyroai.

Saving one

Open Kit and go to the Brands tab, then press Add a brand. Give it a name — that becomes the token, and a name already in use gets a number — add the logo (a square icon or favicon works), up to four product screenshots, and the colours you want kept. Save it and the tile sits next to your characters, styles and places.

If the tab shows only a grey line reading Brands arrive with the next database update, the database behind brands is missing on that copy of the app. Nothing on your side fixes that; tell support.

Using it in a clip

  1. In the Video Studio, press Use a saved brand in the reference slots and pick the brand.
  2. Its token, for example @vyroai, goes into your prompt — leave it in the sentence where the product should appear.
  3. Check the reference slots: the mark took one, and a product screen took a second when a slot was free.

Where it lives

Brands live on the Kit page, under its Brands tab, next to your characters, styles and places. The Kit is not in the main sidebar: open the Video Studio or the Image Creator and press Kit in that tool's side menu. The old address /brands still works and opens the same tab. Kit — Characters, Brands, Styles and Places covers the whole page.

Use a saved brand in the Video Studio's reference slots opens the same list, so you do not have to visit the Kit to attach one.

A brand takes up to two of your four reference slots

A clip carries at most four reference pictures, and some models take fewer. A brand fills up to two of them — the mark, and a product screen when a slot is free — which leaves room for a character and a background.

What it promises is that the model is handed your real screen instead of inventing one. It is not a pixel-exact copy of your interface: video models are poor at holding small text, so treat a product screen as a strong hint.

Where to next

5 of 5 in Video Studio · Last checked 21 September 2026 · Previous: Shot List & Movies