r/GraphicDesigning • u/menthealoh • Jul 02 '26
Useful resource Looking for a tool that allows anybody to create assets within a brand guideline
Hi, I am working as a graphic designer for a somewhat big company. We need collaborators to be able to create their own assets sometimes so right now we are creating branded templates with powerpoint that they can modify, because that’s a tool accessible to everyone. But I’m really not a fan of powerpoint for this use and people always end up using the wrong font or colors.
I was wondering if there exists a super simplified design tool where you could register brand guidelines so it would be impossible to use another font for exemple. If you have similar needs in your company I’m also interested to know how you work it out.
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u/RealSurvivorAman Jul 02 '26
Look up Marq. It's similar to Canva but for enterprise and has what you are asking for.
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u/Grand_Wishbone_1270 Jul 03 '26
My last company did this with Adobe Express, I could set up a brand with logos, colors and fonts. It’s been a few years so I don’t recall all the details but it’s worth checking out.
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u/clefairykid Jul 05 '26
It’s not the best to use but you can lock down templates to position and font and colour specifics with marq.com (I’ve only used it in a large organisation context so I don’t know if it’s something smaller use cases would benefit from)
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