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Branding

Make fxquinox look like your studio. From Settings → General → Custom Branding you can configure the visual identity shown across the web UI, collaborator review links, and exports — all without a redeploy.

What you can set

  • Company logo

    Uploaded image (PNG, JPEG, or SVG) shown at 48 px tall, up to 256 px wide, in the application header and review links.

  • Favicon

    The browser tab icon. PNG, ICO, or SVG; a square image works best.

  • Company name

    The studio name shown next to the logo. You can toggle its visibility independently of the logo with Show the company name next to the logo.

  • Highlight colour

    The accent applied to buttons, active states, and focus rings across the entire app. Defaults to Klein Blue (#3a5bf0). A live preview updates as you pick — click Reset to return to the default.

How it works

Branding is stored in the database like any other record and served via the /branding API endpoint. The frontend reads it at boot and applies the values as CSS custom properties, so the accent and logo are live for every authenticated session without a page reload after saving.

Keep it legible

fxquinox's interface is a dense, dark "control room". When choosing a brand colour, keep enough contrast against the deep ink background for long working sessions — the accent should be clearly visible but not fatiguing. Saturated blues and teals generally work well; very light or very dark accents can cause readability issues in status chips and focus rings.

Admin-only

Branding writes require the Admin role. Any authenticated user can read the /branding endpoint (needed to render the logo on login and review pages).