Features
A book in your company's colours, not ours
You set a primary colour, an accent, a text colour, a logo and a footer in the panel. Orders with the branding option come out in those colours — from the cover, through chapter headings, to the closing page.
Who this is for
For anyone who passes material on under their own name: an agency producing lead magnets for several clients, a law firm handing a guide over at a first meeting, a trainer distributing notes in the room. In each of those cases someone else's logo on the cover is not a cosmetic flaw — it is a statement that the material was bought ready-made.
Three colours
Primary, accent and text. The same three values go into the book's stylesheet and its cover — the preview in the panel shows exactly what the file will look like.
Logo
PNG, JPG or SVG up to 500 kB, used on the cover and in the footer. We check the file's contents, not its extension.
Footer
An address, a phone number or a line about the company — it lands on the last page, where the reader arrives after finishing.
In practice
Settings do not change books ordered earlier
That is deliberate. The file a client received last month should stay as it was — otherwise changing a brand colour would quietly rework every piece of material already out in the world. New colours apply to new orders.
Why it works this way
The settings are visible before you buy
The Brand screen is available to every account, including one that has never paid for branding. Hiding it behind payment would mean selling an add-on nobody has seen — and colours are the kind of thing you have to see side by side to judge.
Frequently asked questions
Can I keep several brand kits on one account?
One per account for now. Agencies serving several clients tend to open an account per client or switch colours before each batch of orders. If you need several at once, write to us — that is exactly the kind of report that sets priorities.
Will the logo appear on every page?
No. On the cover and the closing page. A mark repeated on every page steals width from the text column and stops being noticed after three pages.
Can the Edulibro mark be removed from the book?
From the cover and footer, yes — yours replaces it. The note about the content's machine origin stays on the colophon regardless of branding, because it is a disclosure to the reader, not our advertising.
See also
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