Brand compliance, built into every video.
Define your brand kit once. Store colors, fonts, voice, characters, and products per client, and turn on enforcement so your palette and voice-and-tone feed into every video you generate. No more off-brand content.
Color Palette
Define your brand colors. They're used by the workflow builder to keep backgrounds and visuals on-brand.
Typography
Specify heading and body font names for your brand. Guides video text elements to match your brand guidelines.
Logo & Assets
Upload your logo and brand assets. They're available across all campaigns and the workflow builder.
Voice & Tone Guidelines
Define your brand's voice personality and tone. Guides AI script generation and delivery style selection.
Character Library
Global and brand-specific AI presenters. Generate custom characters that represent your brand consistently.
Product Library
View products associated with your brand. Select products directly during the workflow for product placement.
One platform, unlimited brands.
Each brand gets its own workspace with dedicated brand kit, character library, product catalog, and campaign history. Switch between brands instantly.
- Separate brand kits per workspace
- Brand-specific character libraries
- Isolated campaign and video histories
- Role-based access per brand (Admin, Creator, Reviewer, Client)
A brand kit for every client.
Agencies don't have one brand to protect — they have a whole roster. ScriptMotion gives each client its own workspace with its own brand kit, so brand-consistent AI video is the default, not a manual checklist. There is no shared global palette to leak between accounts: the client you have open is the only kit the workflow can pull from.
Per-client colors, logo & fonts
Each workspace stores its own color palette, logo and brand assets, and heading and body font names. The guided workflow draws from that client's kit — so one client's teal never bleeds into another client's campaign.
Instant context switching
Move from one client to the next by switching brand workspaces. Characters, products, voice-and-tone, and campaign history all follow the brand you have open, so the whole team is always working inside the right client's identity.
Isolated by design
Separate character libraries, product catalogs, and video histories per brand, with role-based access — Admin, Creator, Reviewer, and Client — scoped to each workspace. Clean isolation is what keeps a multi-client portfolio consistently on-brand.
Built for teams running many brands at once — see how it fits an agency in ScriptMotion for agencies.
Learn a brand's video style.
Consistency isn't only colors and logos — it's how a brand's videos actually move and feel. Add one to three of a client's existing videos to their brand kit and ScriptMotion analyzes them into an editable style profile, so new generations match the look and motion of that brand's real footage.
- Paste public YouTube links, upload files, or mix both (1–3 videos)
- Get an editable profile: shot grammar, talent presentation, settings, text & logo treatment
- Plus pacing, camera style, and audio mood — review and edit before applying
- Applied style cues feed the generation prompts on every new video
Because each brand learns its own style independently, a client with fast-cut, high-energy reels and a client with calm, locked-off product films stay distinct — even generated on the same platform, on the same day. The style profile is yours to edit: nothing is applied until you approve it, and you can refine any field before it lands on the brand.
Style then travels through the guided builder alongside your palette and voice-and-tone. See where it plugs in across the 5-step guided workflow.
On-screen text — hooks, CTAs, lower-thirds — is burned into the finished video after generation, so the words are crisp and spelled exactly right rather than baked into the model prompt where text comes out garbled. That burn-in step is where the brand's typography shows up on screen.
ScriptMotion resolves the heading font name captured during brand-website import to the real font file: it matches the name against Google Fonts, or extracts a self-hosted webfont straight from the brand's own CSS when the site hosts its own type. If a brand's font can't be resolved, the overlay falls back to a bundled house font so the render never fails.
Fonts that follow the brand.
Typography is half of a brand's signature. When a brand kit specifies a heading font, overlay text on that client's videos renders in it — automatically, per client — so on-screen copy looks like it came from the brand's own design team.
- Heading font resolved by name from the brand's website import
- Matched against Google Fonts, or pulled from a self-hosted @font-face
- Rendered into crisp, correctly-spelled burn-in overlays
- Bundled house font as a safe fallback — the render never fails on a font
Weighing platforms for multi-brand work? Compare ScriptMotion in our Runway alternative breakdown.