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Amazon Quick now supports brand templates for on-brand presentations and documents

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https://aws.amazon.com/about-aws/whats-new/2026/10/amazon-quick-brand-templates-on-brand-presentations-documents/

<p>Starting today, you can upload brand templates in Amazon Quick, allowing you to create presentations and documents that match your approved visual identity. Brand managers set up a template once and everyone gets on-brand output, without hunting for the right file in each chat.</p> <p>Brand managers upload PowerPoint or Word templates, or pull them from a connected file store such as SharePoint. Quick extracts the colors, fonts, logos, layouts and brand rules from each file. A brand manager reviews and edits what Quick found before publishing it to the whole organization.</p> <p>Quick also follows a template's rules as it creates new assets. If a request breaks a rule, Quick explains why and suggests an on-brand alternative. For each task, Quick picks the best-fit template based on guidance the brand manager writes. Users can still choose a different template.</p> <p>Administrators decide who can create and publish brand templates using custom permissions, ensuring that only the proper members of brand, marketing, or other approved teams can set visual standards.&nbsp;</p> <p>Brand assets are generally available today in the Amazon Quick desktop app. To learn more, see the <a href="https://docs.aws.amazon.com/quick/latest/userguide/brand-assets-desktop.html" target="_blank">Amazon Quick documentation,</a> or <a href="https://portal.aws.amazon.com/billing/signup/service?app=AmazonQuickSuite&amp;tier=free&amp;funnel=boost&amp;additionalState=ampDeviceId%3Da8b6426f-6802-4b96-8ebb-e39fff4fab5f%26ampSessionId%3D1791568256376#/validation&amp;refid=0ea79374-057c-4897-84f0-5fe792905a8f">create an account for free</a> and start using Quick in minutes.</p>

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