Customizing Your Demo's Style Settings

Step 2 of the Demo Wizard, Demo Style Settings, is where each demo gets its look and feel: the language the DemoPlayer speaks, its branding, and the contact details viewers see. It works the same for Single Experience, Standard Personalization, and Discovery Demos.

What you see for branding depends on one account setting: whether your admin has turned on Demo Themes. This guide covers both, so you'll know exactly what to do either way.

1. Open the Demo Wizard and go to Step 2: Demo Style Settings.
2. Pick the DemoPlayer language.
3. Under Choose a Theme, click a theme (if your account uses Demo Themes), or set your logos and colors (if it doesn't).
4. Fill in the General Contact Info, then click Continue.

Step 2: Demo Style Settings, with language, theme, logos, and colors

If your account uses Demo Themes, branding is set once by an admin and reused everywhere. In Step 2, a Choose a Theme section replaces the logo and color fields. Each theme shows as a card with its logo, name, and color swatches, and your account's default theme is marked Default:

1. Scroll through the theme cards in Choose a Theme. If your account has several themes, the list scrolls up and down.
2. Click the theme you want. Its logos, colors, button styles, and tour styling apply to the whole demo, and the preview on the right updates.
3. Click Continue. That's it, with nothing to upload.

Choose a Theme: scroll the theme cards and click one. The account default is marked Default

Opening a demo that was built before your account switched to themes? Step 2 shows a Themes / Legacy toggle. You can keep the existing legacy branding (read-only) or switch the demo to a theme.

Need different colors or logos? Themes are edited centrally, so ask an admin to update the theme (or create a new one) in Settings > Global Demo Settings > Theme Management. Every demo using that theme updates automatically. The Consensus Demo Themes guide walks admins through building one.

If your account hasn't turned on Demo Themes yet, you'll brand each demo directly in Step 2 by uploading four logos and choosing your colors. Each logo shows up in a different part of the experience:

• Cover Logo: the first page viewers see.
• Sidebar Logo: during the intro video and while viewers pick feature topics.
• Player Logo: while viewers watch feature videos.
• Favicon: the browser tab.

Cover Logo placement

Sidebar Logo placement

Player Logo placement

Favicon in the browser tab

Logos scale by aspect ratio, so there's no fixed pixel size. Upload the largest crisp version you have and let Consensus resize it. Small logos can look pixelated once they're scaled up.

Tip: if you find yourself uploading the same logos on every demo, Demo Themes will save you that step. Ask your admin about turning them on.

Choose the language for the DemoPlayer's built-in text. Nineteen languages are available: Chinese (Simplified and Traditional), Czech, Danish, Dutch, English, Finnish, French, German, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish, and Swedish.

The language setting only changes the DemoPlayer's default text. Anything you type yourself, such as feature titles, descriptions, CTA labels, and the share button, needs to be written in that language.

Admins can also customize the messages viewers see in each language for DemoBoards and Public Links, in Settings > Global Demo Settings > Demo Language Settings.

The General Contact Info section sets a general phone number, email, and social links that appear in the DemoPlayer footer. Keep it generic rather than one rep's details, since other reps will use the same demo. Each rep's own contact info is added separately on their DemoBoards.

General Contact Info: company-level phone, email, and social links

How do I change my demo's colors? If your account uses Demo Themes, colors live in the theme. An admin edits them in Theme Management, or you pick a different theme under Choose a Theme in Step 2. Without themes, change them directly in Step 2.

Can one demo have its own one-off branding? With Demo Themes on, ask an admin to create a dedicated theme for it. Per-demo branding fields are no longer editable once themes are on.

How do I know if my account uses Demo Themes? If Step 2 shows a Choose a Theme section with theme cards, it does.

Why does my Snap video use a different theme? Snap videos use your account's default theme unless you change it in Snap's settings. Demos imported from your Demo Library keep the theme they were created with.

Consensus Demo Themes · How to Create a Single Experience Demo · How to Create a Standard Personalized Demo · How to Create Discovery Demos