Styling happens in two places: Brand sets account-wide defaults, and each calculator's Design tab can override them.
Account-wide: Brand
Open Settings → Brand.
- Brand Colors: Primary Color and Accent Color, used as the default for new calculators. Free.
- Logo: upload a PNG or JPG (max 5 MB). Free accounts see "Upgrade to Pro to upload a custom logo" here instead of an uploader.
- Typography: a default font for calculators and public pages, from a short list (Inter, Poppins, Roboto, Lato, Playfair Display, Montserrat, Open Sans, or System Default). Pro.
Pro feature
Logo upload and Typography are Pro. Brand Colors are free and apply as the starting point for every new calculator.
Per-calculator: the Design tab
Everything about how the calculator looks lives on the Design tab. On a wide screen the settings sit beside a live preview that updates as you change them; below it you'll find a QR code for opening the page on your own phone and a link that opens it exactly as your customer sees it. The settings follow the page from top to bottom:
- Page navigation (free): step-by-step wizard or the whole menu on one page with category tabs. See One-page menu with category tabs.
- Hero image (Pro): a large photo with your headline at the top of the page. See Hero image.
- Calculator style (Pro): Quick styles set the style, colors and cards in one tap, and stay fully editable afterwards. Below them, pick Classic (the familiar card wizard), Modern (app-like cards with a floating summary), or Menu card (a printed-menu one-sheet) — each choice shows a live miniature of your own calculator in that style. Every feature works in every style.
- Price display: show the total as an Estimate or a Final price.
- Colors: ready-made color pairs designed for food photos, plus free-form Primary, Text and Background pickers. Free for everyone.
- Show business logo and Logo size, free, though it only does something once you've uploaded a logo under Brand.
- Advanced settings: grid columns per device, card size, font, border, shadow, corner radius, image aspect ratio and spacing. The defaults are good — most caterers never need to open this.
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