Brand and languages: maintain store identity

Review brand assets and the languages configured for your store.

Before you start

Prepare your logo files and reviewed translations.

On a phone? Open the admin menu to find the same section. Screenshots below show the desktop view; tap “Open full size” for a closer look.
STEP 1

Review Brand

Open Settings → Brand and add or review the brand assets and fields available there.

  • Use clear logo artwork that works on light and dark backgrounds.
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STEP 2

Check the theme

Open your theme editor and confirm how the logo, colors, and other brand choices appear.

  • Some theme sections have their own settings; a brand record does not replace a preview.
STEP 3

Review Languages

Open Settings → Languages and inspect the supported language controls.

  • Only enable languages you can support with complete customer-facing content.
  • Do not assume enabling a language automatically translates every page or app.
STEP 4

Test customer journeys

Preview the storefront, navigation, product pages, and checkout in the intended language.

  • Check long labels on a narrow phone screen.

CHECK YOUR WORK

You’re ready when…

  • Brand assets are clear across screen sizes.
  • Enabled languages have reviewed content.

IF SOMETHING DOESN’T LOOK RIGHT

Troubleshooting

Why is some text still in another language?

It may come from product content, a theme section, or an app. Review each source and ask support about fields without a translation control.

Why is a control missing or unavailable?

Confirm that you are in the correct store and that your role allows this action. Optional apps and channels may require installation, a plan, or activation. Share the screen name and error with support if access is still unclear.

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