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# Branding

Branding adds Brand Kit logos directly onto a photo, so your work stays branded wherever it's shared.

Use it when you want a logo baked into the image itself, like a watermark in the corner of a hero shot.

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Open a photo in full screen to find Branding in the [Adjust Panel Overview](/photos/personalizing-photos/adjust-panel-overview.md). You'll find it on enhanced photos, twilight shots, and virtually staged rooms.
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### Add a logo to a photo

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#### Pick a logo

The **Branding** section shows ready-to-apply logos from Brand Kit:

* **Company Brand Kit** — your business logos.
* **Customer Team Brand Kit** — logos for the listing's assigned customer.

Click a logo to add it to the photo. Click it again to remove it.
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#### Position it

Use the corner picker in the section header to place your logo in a corner of the photo, top or bottom, left or right.
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#### Set the size and opacity

On the photo, drag the handle on the logo to resize it. Use the slider to set how strong or subtle the logo looks.
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#### Save

Save the photo to apply your logo. Your branding is now part of the image.
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If the assigned customer has no logo, select **Add logo** to create one in their Brand Kit. If no customer is assigned, select **Assign customer** first.
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Your logo always sits in a corner. A [Compliance](/photos/personalizing-photos/compliance.md) disclaimer can sit in a corner too, or centered along the top or bottom edge. Whichever spot one of them is using is unavailable to the other, so they never overlap. A centered disclaimer and a corner logo can share the same edge.
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### Apply a logo to multiple photos

Add the same logo, position, size, and opacity to several photos at once through **Bulk Edit**. See [Batch Edit](/photos/personalizing-photos/batch-edit.md) for the full walkthrough.

### Start over

Click the reset button in the section header to remove the logo and return the photo to how it was.


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