Your brand configuration is the foundation of every email Migma generates. Import your brand identity automatically from your website, or configure it manually with complete control over every element.
One-Click Import
Extract everything from your website URL in seconds
Auto-Detection
AI automatically finds logos, colors, fonts, and voice
Choose fonts that match your brand identity.Font Selection:
Heading Font
Used for email subject lines, h1, h2, h3 headingsOptions:
Google Fonts library (500+ fonts)
Web-safe fallback fonts
Custom font URLs (advanced)
Popular choices: Montserrat, Poppins, Playfair Display, Roboto, Inter
Choose a font that’s bold and readable at various sizes
Body Font
Used for paragraphs, lists, and general text contentOptions:
Google Fonts library
Web-safe fallback fonts
Custom font URLs (advanced)
Popular choices: Open Sans, Lato, Roboto, Inter, Source Sans Pro
Prioritize readability over style for body text
Email Client Compatibility: Not all email clients support custom fonts. Migma automatically includes fallback fonts (Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif) for maximum compatibility.
Define how Migma should write email copy in your brand’s voice.Voice Configuration Options:
Brand Personality
Writing Style
Do's and Don'ts
Sample Copy
Describe your brand’s personality in a few sentences:Example:
We're a friendly, innovative SaaS company that makescomplex technology simple. We communicate in a warm,approachable tone while maintaining professionalism.We use humor sparingly and always focus on customer value.
Our emails should feel modern and clean with plenty of white space.We prefer single-column layouts with large, bold headlines. CTAs shouldbe prominent with rounded corners. We always include a hero image atthe top. Avoid cluttered designs - keep it simple and scannable.
Solution: Use manual configuration or contact support
Wrong colors extracted
Why: AI might pick colors from images or background elementsSolution: Manually override the colors in brand settings under Visual Identity → Colors & Styling
Logos not showing in emails
Common causes:
Logo file too large (over 2MB)
Logo URL is private/inaccessible
Logo format not supported
Solution: Re-upload in PNG or SVG format, ensure public URL
Fonts don't match my website
Why: Not all web fonts work in email clientsSolution: Choose the closest Google Font alternative or use web-safe fallbacks