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Theme and logo

Your storefront carries your brand, not the platform’s. Open Appearance in your panel to set:

Setting Options
Primary color The default blue, or your own color (#rrggbb). Used for buttons, links, highlights, and selected or focused controls such as checkboxes, switches, and tabs.
Secondary color The default, or your own color. Used to fill secondary buttons.
Font Device default, Inter, Roboto, Poppins, Montserrat, Nunito, or Lora (serif). All support Turkish characters.
Corner radius Square, small, medium (the default), large, or extra large.
Light / dark mode Light, dark, or follow the visitor’s device.
Logo PNG, JPEG, or WebP, up to 512 KB.
Favicon PNG or ICO, up to 128 KB.
Show my business name next to the logo On by default. Turn it off if your logo already spells your name.

The preview next to the form shows how your storefront looks with your settings before you save. Changes apply as soon as you save, with no rebuild. View your storefront opens it in a new tab.

  • Your storefront: the home page, sign-in, sign-up, email verification, and password reset pages.
  • Your customers’ panel: everything your customers see once signed in.
  • Your own panel keeps one fixed design so it stays familiar and readable. It takes only your primary color and your logo.

If you don’t pick your own color, the default is used: blue for the primary color, and a plain secondary button that adapts to light and dark mode. Your own color is used in both modes. Lighter and darker shades of your primary color, for hover states and selected items, are made from it automatically. Text on a color is set to light or dark automatically, whichever is more readable.

Colors are typed as #rrggbb or picked with the color picker. Nothing else is accepted: the theme can’t carry CSS or code of its own. A custom CSS field, filtered for safety, is planned for v1.1. Custom scripts will never be allowed.

Your logo appears next to your business name at the top of your storefront and in both panels. Your favicon is the small icon in the browser tab.

  • SVG files aren’t accepted, because an SVG can contain code. Use PNG instead.
  • The file type is checked from the file’s contents, not its name.
  • Remove goes back to no logo or favicon.
  • If your logo is a wordmark (it already spells your business name), turn off Show my business name next to the logo, so the name doesn’t appear twice. Your logo then shows on its own, and screen readers read your business name from it. Without a logo, your name always shows.

If Appearance says image storage isn’t set up yet, the platform hasn’t enabled file storage, so uploads aren’t possible. Your colors, font, corner radius, and mode still work.