Theme Your Blog Automatically

Match your Frase-hosted blog to your existing site's look without touching a design tool. Frase studies your brand's visual style and themes your blog to fit.

What Brand Hub DNA does

When you host your blog on Frase CMS, you want it to look like the rest of your site, not a generic template. Brand Hub DNA handles that for you.

Frase analyzes your website's visual style, including your colors, fonts, and layout, and builds a matching theme for your Frase-hosted blog. You get a snapshot preview of how it will look, a one-click way to apply it, and live controls to fine-tune anything you want to change.

Your blog is themed from your brand automatically. Frase reads the visuals captured in Brand Hub and applies them to your Frase-hosted blog. In Settings, click Preview to see how your page will look, then switch to edit mode and select any card to fine-tune the styling—margins and padding, corner radius, borders, shadow, and card colors.

How to Preview Your Brand Style

1. Open Brand Hub and go to Profile.
2. Pick the site you want to review.
3. Click Assets to open the style gallery.

The gallery shows how Frase has read your brand: your colors, typography, messaging, images, and more. This is the look Frase will use as the starting point for your blog and can be edited at any time.

How to Apply Your Brand Look

1. On the left sidebar, open the Frase CMS section.
2. Click Settings.
3. Open the Style, Layout, and Connections tabs to review your blog's appearance.
4. Click Use brand defaults or Re-sync from brand to apply the theme Frase built from your site.
5. Click Save.

Your live blog reflects the change within seconds. There's no rebuild and no waiting, so you can adjust and check your blog in real time.

Apply the brand defaults first, then fine-tune from there. It's faster than building a theme from scratch, and you can override any color, font, or layout choice you don't like.

Refreshing Your Brand Analysis

If you update your website's design, you can have Frase re-analyze it to pick up the new look. Re-analysis is limited to a few runs per hour per user to keep things responsive, so if you hit the limit, wait a bit and try again.

If your blog doesn't reflect a change right away, give it a few seconds and refresh. Theme edits apply almost immediately, but your browser may be holding an older cached version of the page.