Customize

White-labelling and branding

As an Embed partner, the shell around the Coassemble editor — navigation, header, overall UI — is yours to design. Within that, course creators also have a set of branding controls at the course level.

• No Coassemble branding — Coassemble's name, logo, and visual identity are not shown in the course creation or learner-facing experience for Embed partners. The experience is fully white-labelled by default.
• Add a logo — creators can add their own logo to a course, which appears in the learner header during course playback. Useful for internal training where brand consistency matters.
• Custom themes — apply a theme that sets the color palette and typography for a course. Themes can reflect a creator's own brand or their organization's visual identity, and can be saved and reused across courses.
• Course cover images — set a custom cover image for each course, which appears in the course library and on the course start screen. Helps learners identify courses quickly and reinforces brand or content identity.

Screen design and layouts

• Screen templates — choose from a library of screen layout templates when building a course. Templates define how text, images, and media are arranged and give creators a starting point for visual design without needing to make layout decisions from scratch.
• Multiple content blocks — mix and match text, image, video, embed, quiz, and interactive blocks within a single screen to create varied, engaging layouts.

Visual content

• Stock photography — search and use royalty-free, high-quality images directly within the editor, without sourcing imagery externally.
• GIPHY animated GIFs — search and embed GIFs from the GIPHY library to add energy or personality to screen content.
• Upload images — upload images from local files to use in screens. Images are stored in the creator's library and are reusable across all their courses.
• Upload videos — embed video files directly into screens for recorded walkthroughs, product demos, or any visual content that works better as video than text.

Typography and color

• Font selection — choose from a set of available fonts when creating a theme. Font choices apply consistently across the course for a polished, intentional look.
• Color palette — define primary and secondary colors within a theme, controlling button styles, accent colors, and background tones across the course.