In short: Brand DNA → Colours → pencil icon next to Primary Colours → Add New Color → Save. Repeat for Secondary and Highlight.
Your brand colours reach everything Protaigé makes, from campaign layouts to buttons. Colours in Brand DNA is where you set them. There are three groups: Primary, Secondary and Highlight.
Check what is already there first. Then correct it or add what is missing. Give each colour a name and a hex code. Once saved, your colours are available in the editor, so every design stays on brand.
Open the Colours section
Open Brand DNA, then Colours. The Colour Palette tab shows three groups: Primary Colours, Secondary Colours and Highlight Colours.
Edit your primary colours
Press the pencil icon next to Primary Colours. The editor opens. Primary is your core palette, the one Protaigé leads with.
Add a new colour
Press Add New Color. Type a name, for example 'Brand red'. Names travel with the colour into briefs, sketches and the editor, so use the name your team already says.
Pick the colour
Type the hex code in the value box, for example
Save your changes
Press Save. Repeat for each colour you want to add. Press Cancel to leave without saving.
Set your secondary and highlight colours
Scroll down and do the same for Secondary Colours and Highlight Colours. The group a colour is in matters. The order inside a group does not, and you cannot reorder them.
Remove colours you do not need
In the editor, press the remove icon next to a colour, then Save. A small palette gives more consistent work than a large one.
Every colour you save is available in the editor. Campaigns, sketches and design kits all draw from the same palette.
Last updated 12 August 2026
