> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.presenton.ai/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Create a custom theme > Define brand colors, typography, and logo settings in Presenton Cloud, then apply the custom theme to a presentation. Create a custom theme in Presenton Cloud when you want future presentations to follow your brand colors, typography, and logo instead of the built-in theme styles. ## Before you start * Decide on your primary brand color and background color before you begin. * Keep your company name ready if you want it to appear in the theme. * Prepare your logo file and any custom font files if your brand uses them. Presenton builds a theme in four stages: **Brand**, **Palette**, **Fonts**, and **Logo**. You can review the live preview while moving through each step. ## Create a new theme ### Open the Themes area In the left navigation, click **Themes**. Presenton Slide Presentations page with the Themes option highlighted in the left sidebar On the Themes page, click **New Theme**. Presenton Themes page showing built-in themes and the New Theme button in the top-right corner ### Set the brand colors In the **Brand Colors** step, set your **Primary Color** and **Background Color**, then click **Generate theme palette**. Presenton New Custom Theme flow on the Brand step with Primary Color and Background Color fields and a Generate theme palette button Start with colors that already work well together in your brand. Presenton uses these inputs to generate the broader palette for cards, text, and chart accents. ### Review and refine the generated palette Review the generated colors for background text, primary text, card color, and chart accents. Update any values that need adjustment. Presenton Palette step showing generated color values for text, cards, and graph or chart colors with a Continue to Fonts button When the palette looks correct in the preview, click **Continue to Fonts**. Use this step to catch contrast problems early. If the preview text becomes hard to read against the background, adjust the palette before continuing. ### Choose the typography In the **Typography** step, either choose one of the preset fonts or upload your own font file. Presenton Typography step showing preset font options and an Upload Font File area for custom fonts Review the live preview with your selected font, then click **Continue to Design** to move to the last step. Presenton Typography step with a selected font and the Continue to Design button visible If your brand depends on a specific typeface, upload the actual font file instead of choosing a visually similar preset. ### Add branding details and save the theme In the final step, enter the **Company Name** and upload the **Brand Logo** if you want those elements to appear in the theme. Presenton final theme step showing fields for Company Name and Brand Logo and the Save as Custom Theme button Click **Save as Custom Theme** to create the new theme. After saving, return to the Themes page and verify that the new theme is listed under the **Custom** tab. Presenton Themes page with the Custom tab selected and a newly created custom theme card visible ## Apply the new theme to a presentation In the editor, click **Theme** in the top toolbar. Presenton presentation editor with the Theme button highlighted in the top toolbar In the theme picker, choose the custom theme you created. Presenton theme picker open in the presentation editor with the new custom theme visible among the available themes Confirm that the presentation updates to the new colors, text styling, and branding. Presenton presentation editor showing a presentation updated with the newly applied custom theme ## Verify the result The custom theme appears in your Themes list and can be applied from the editor’s theme picker to update the presentation styling. ## Next steps * Apply the theme to a new presentation and check how it looks across multiple slide types. * Refine the colors or fonts if the presentation needs stronger contrast or different typography. * Create additional themes for different brands, clients, or presentation styles.