> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://superdesign.dev/docs/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Brand Assets > Define logos, fonts, and images so the Superdesign agent keeps designs on-brand and production-ready Brand Assets define the visual foundation the Superdesign agent uses when designing. By uploading your logos, fonts, and images, you ensure every generated design stays consistent, on-brand, and production-ready. Brand assets overview in Superdesign Brand assets configuration options ## Logo Upload your brand logo to anchor visual identity across all designs. **Supported formats:** SVG, PNG, JPG * Used automatically in headers, navigation, and branded sections * Influences spacing, scale, and layout decisions * **Recommended:** Upload an SVG for best quality and responsiveness. ## Fonts Define your brand typography so the agent matches your real product styling. You can add fonts in two ways: * Upload font files (e.g. `.ttf`, `.otf`) * Import from Google Fonts by name or URL Once added: * Fonts are applied consistently across headings, body text, and UI elements * The agent respects font hierarchy and avoids random font substitutions ## Images Images uploaded here are design-ready assets that the agent can place directly into generated designs. **Examples include:** * Hero images * Product screenshots * Illustrations and backgrounds Images can be used in two modes: ### URL Mode (Default) The agent uses the image only as an image. * Images may be placed directly into layouts * The image is not analyzed or interpreted * Lower token usage Use this when you want the image included but don't need the agent to reason about its content. URL mode for images in brand assets ### Vision Mode The agent uses the image both as an image and as a reference. The AI analyzes the image to understand: * Visual style and composition * Color palette and mood * Content and design intent * Enables more visually aligned and intentional designs * Uses more tokens due to image analysis Vision mode for images in brand assets Use this when the image represents a strong brand direction or visual reference. ## Why Brand Assets Matter * Ensures consistency across pages, flows, and iterations * Reduces prompt complexity—brand context is always available * Produces designs that feel intentional, not generic Set this up once, and Superdesign will design on-brand by default.