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Quick Guide: How to Use Brand Kits in PowerDirector

Five steps to build a kit, and where it turns up once you have.

Updated Oct. 16, 2026 · 1 min read

Steps

1Create and name a kit

Click the pencil icon at the top right of the Brand Kits library to create a kit.

The pencil icon boxed at the top right of the Brand Kits library in PowerDirector, under a callout reading create new brand kits.

Name it carefully and click OK, since you can keep several kits and switch between them by name.

The Create Brand Kit dialog in PowerDirector asking for a name for the new kit.

2Import your logos

Import one or more logos with the tile in the Logos section, and the Colors palette is generated from the first logo you import.

The Logos section boxed at the top of the PowerDirector Brand Kits window, with its import tile.
The Brand Kits window in PowerDirector with several logos imported and a generated color palette highlighted below them.

3Adjust the color palette

Click the plus button to add a color. To delete one, right-click the swatch and choose Delete.

The plus tile in the color palette of the PowerDirector Brand Kits window, used to add a color.
The Delete option boxed in the right-click menu of a color in the PowerDirector Brand Kits window.

4Add photos, backgrounds, music, and intros

Photos, Background Images, Music, and Intros / Outros each have their own section with an import tile. A background can be an image or a color board.

The Photos section boxed in the PowerDirector Brand Kits window, with its import tile.
The Background Images section boxed in the PowerDirector Brand Kits window, with Import Media Files and Import a Color Board in its menu.
The Music and Intros / Outros sections boxed in the PowerDirector Brand Kits window.

5Add brand fonts

Click Add Brand Font at the bottom, pick a font, and click OK. When the kit is complete, click OK at the bottom right of the window.

The Add Brand Font option highlighted at the bottom of the PowerDirector Brand Kits window.
The font dropdown and the OK button boxed in the Create Brand Font box in PowerDirector.
The OK button boxed at the bottom right of the PowerDirector Brand Kits window, with two brand fonts listed under Fonts.

Where the kit shows up

Once you click OK, the Brand Kits panel in the Media tab's left-hand list shows your assets by category in any project.

The Brand Kits panel in PowerDirector showing the imported assets grouped by category.

Brand fonts get their own section at the top of the font list, and the dropdown in the Color window lists your kit by name.

The font list in PowerDirector with a Brand kit section above the general alphabetical list, below a Recent section.
The PowerDirector color picker with Brand Kit: Brand A chosen in the dropdown and the kit's own swatches filling the grid.

We tested these steps in PowerDirector 365 version 24.1 on Windows.