Appearance (Colors, Fonts, Logo)

Your site's appearance is its visual identity: your colors, your fonts and your logo. Any change you make here applies to your web pages, blog, forms and member area. The order page keeps its own simple, neutral design, so your customers stay focused on their order whatever your colors.

Go to Settings → Appearance to set it up. A preview shows the result as you go.

What you can change

Logo. Displayed in the header of your site. Click the square to upload it, and the small cross next to it to remove it.

Theme. A list of ready-made color combinations, sorted into Popular, Light and Dark. Picking one fills in the four colors below in one go, which is the quickest way to get colors that work well together.

Colors. Four colors you can adjust one by one. Click a colored circle to open the color picker. If you know your color's code (for example #E03A3A), you can also type it there.

• Background: the background of your pages.
• Sections: your header and the boxed blocks, such as banners, containers and product cards.
• Button: your buttons, and the links in your text.
• Highlight: the color behind any text you highlight in the editor.

As soon as you change a color by hand, the theme shows Custom.

Fonts. One font for Headings and one for Paragraphs, picked from a list of 17.

Watermark. The small "Built with TinyPages" badge at the bottom of your pages. On the Pro plan, turn off Show TinyPages Watermark to remove it. Before it goes, TinyPages offers to keep it with your affiliate link instead, so it earns you a commission on every TinyPages subscription that comes from your pages.

A web page can also have a look of its own, for example a darker sales page for a launch. Open it in the editor and click the palette icon (Edit theme) at the top. What you change there only applies to that page.