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brand-guidelines Claude Code Skill

Author
Anthropic
Topics
Design & Media Production · Documents & Content Creation
License
Apache-2.0(opens in a new tab)
First cataloged
2026-07-09 (UTC)
Explanation last updated
2026-10-28 (UTC)
Source (GitHub) last updated
2026-04-20 (UTC) (198 days ago)

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This skill applies Anthropic's official brand styling—specific colors and fonts—to documents, presentations, or other visual artifacts. According to the SKILL.md, it defines a fixed palette (dark, light, mid gray, light gray, plus orange, blue, and green accents) and uses Poppins for headings with Lora for body text, falling back to Arial or Georgia when those fonts are unavailable. It applies the heading font to text sized 24pt or larger and automatically assigns accent colors to non-text shapes in rotation. The color handling is implemented through python-pptx's RGBColor class, suggesting its primary use case is PowerPoint-style files. It operates locally on the artifact's formatting rather than connecting to any external service.

What you can do with brand-guidelines

  • Apply Anthropic's defined color palette (dark, light, grays, orange, blue, green) to an artifact's backgrounds, text, and shapes
  • Format headings (24pt and larger) in Poppins and body text in Lora, with Arial/Georgia as fallbacks
  • Automatically cycle accent colors across non-text shapes to keep styling varied but on-brand
  • Have brand colors applied with RGB precision via python-pptx, suited to PowerPoint-style documents

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