Branding your modules

Generated learning should look like yours. Vidext builds a branding profile for your organization and uses it during builds, so modules come out on-brand by default instead of generically pretty.

Where branding comes from

Point Vidext at your company website. A background run crawls your public pages, identifies genuine brand evidence — imagery, visual style, the way your company presents itself — and produces:

• a branding profile: the canonical description of your visual identity — your colour palette and how your brand presents itself;
• art direction for generated images: guidance drawn from your site's real imagery, so the images Vidext generates follow your visual style rather than a generic look.

Runs are processed as snapshots and only promoted to "current" when they complete successfully — a failed crawl never corrupts the branding you already have.

How the builder uses it

When the builder needs a visual for a scene, it first reuses images you already have — pulled from your uploaded documents, your organization's media, and the sources Vidext gathered while researching — and generates the rest. Generated images follow the art direction from your branding profile, including a touch of your brand colour, and every image in a scene shares one visual treatment, so a module reads as coherent and unmistakably yours rather than a mix of unrelated pictures.

Keeping it fresh

Rebranded recently, or shipped a new site? Re-run the extraction from your organization settings — the new run replaces the canonical profile once it completes.