Manage brand-specific creative assets in Wonderful ā logos, photography, video, and design files organized by space for consistent, on-brand content.
Brand assets are the core visual and design files that define how a brand looks ā logos, photography, brand videos, fonts, templates. In Wonderful, brand assets live inside their brand's space and are available to any AI features working in that brand's context.
Brand assets are creative files that belong to a specific brand and are reused across campaigns:
Unlike campaign-specific assets (which are created for a single task), brand assets are evergreen ā they're referenced across many campaigns over time.
The best place to store brand assets is directly in your brand's space, in a dedicated board:
Organize by type with nested boards:
Board: Brand Library
āāā Board: Logos
āāā Board: Photography
āāā Board: Video
āāā Board: Templates
When a team member creates a task in the brand's space, they can pull assets directly from the Brand Library into the task's asset panel. This ensures every campaign starts from approved brand materials.
For Meta Ads: When you configure an ad in Wonderful, only assets from the relevant space are shown. This prevents accidentally using one client's assets in another client's ad.
Wonderful's AI features use brand assets as reference material:
The more organized and well-tagged your brand library is, the better AI context is available.
ā See Brand Guidelines to set up the written brand rules that pair with these visual assets.
Brand assets inherit the space's permissions:
For agencies, this means Client A's brand assets are never visible to people working on Client B ā as long as each client has its own private space.
When a brand refreshes ā new logo, updated color palette, new photography style ā upload new versions of the affected assets:
This preserves history without cluttering the library with separate files.
Periodically review your brand library:
Tag outdated assets as deprecated before archiving so team members know not to use them.
Brand Library for evergreen brand materials. Tasks for campaign-specific creative. A good rule: if the asset will be reused across multiple campaigns, it belongs in the Brand Library.
Yes, based on their space role. Space Admins typically control the Brand Library; Members can add assets but Admins curate it.
Common image formats (JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF), video (MP4, MOV), documents (PDF), and design files. For Figma files, use the Figma integration to sync directly.
Create a board for shared assets, set its privacy to Public View, and send the link. Or add them to the workspace as a Viewer with access to the relevant space.
Download permissions are controlled by space role. Viewers cannot download; Members and Admins can. Per-asset download restrictions are on the roadmap.