The Chat Widget now integrates with Brand Boards, so you can keep every widget consistent with your brand. Your brand colors and fonts are available in the Styles panel.
What’s included
- Brand colors in the color picker: Color pickers show your Brand Colors alongside a shared Default palette.
- Existing colors carried over: Colors already used in your custom-themed Chat Widgets are added to the Default palette the first time you open the builder.
- Shared color palette: New colors you use are automatically added to the Default palette and become available across all Chat Widgets in that location.
- Brand fonts: Fonts from your Brand Board appear separately from the standard font library for easier access.
- Consistent styling experience: The Styles panel uses the same color picker experience used across Leadli for more consistent behavior.
- Cleaner palettes: Colors are normalized and deduplicated automatically to reduce duplicates.
How to use it
- Set up your Brand Board with your preferred colors and fonts.
- Go to Chat Widget → Styles.
- Open any supported color field.
- Choose from your Brand Colors or the shared Default palette.
- Select a Brand Font from the font picker, or use the standard font options.
Your existing custom colors are automatically added to the Default palette, so there is nothing you need to recreate.
If you do not have a Brand Board set up yet, you will see an option to create one directly from the builder.
Why this matters
This update helps you maintain consistent branding across multiple Chat Widgets without repeatedly finding and re-entering the same colors and fonts.
Notes
- Availability: Live in production for all custom-theme color pickers in Chat Widget.
- Brand Colors are read-only in Chat Widget and are managed through Brand Boards.
- The Default palette can be updated and is shared at the location level.
- A configured Brand Board is required for Brand Colors to appear.
- Existing Chat Widgets require no migration or reconfiguration.
- Existing website embed snippets require no changes.
