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Introduction & Getting Started

Create your account

Setting up a brand workspace takes about two minutes. You'll go through five short steps, and you can skip the ones that don't apply yet.

Before you start

Onboarding runs automatically the first time you sign in with no brand yet, and again any time you add a new brand from the brand switcher in the sidebar. Nothing you enter here is permanent except one field, called out below, so don't worry about getting everything exactly right on the first pass.

The five steps

  1. 1

    Name your brand

    Enter a brand name and pick the closest industry (Fashion, Beauty, Food & Drink, Tech, Lifestyle, or Other). As you type, you'll see a live preview of your workspace slug, the short identifier that becomes part of every URL in your studio.

  2. 2

    Add a logo

    Optional, and skippable. Accepts PNG, JPG, SVG, or WebP up to 5MB. You can add or change this later from brand settings.

  3. 3

    Pick your colours

    Paste your website URL and Misu will try to detect your palette automatically, or choose one of five presets (Midnight, Ocean, Sunset, Forest, Berry), or set five hex values by hand. This palette guides colour choices in generation.

  4. 4

    Upload your first product

    Also skippable. Give it a name and a short optional description, then upload between one and ten photos (up to 10MB each). Clear shots on a plain background work best, ideally a front, a back, and a detail angle.

  5. 5

    Enter your studio

    Your brand is created immediately. If the logo or product upload fails for any reason, the brand itself is still created; you can retry those parts afterward.

Your slug can't be changed later

The workspace slug generated in step one becomes part of every URL for this brand, and brand settings shows it as read-only. Choose the brand name you actually want to keep before continuing past step one.

If you belong to more than one brand

You can create as many brands as you need. A brand switcher at the top of the sidebar lets you move between them, and each one has its own products, talent, library, team, and token balance. There is no cross-brand sharing of assets or products.

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