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The Scheduling editor of the Branding settings page controls how your public booking pages look to visitors: their colors, font, logo, and footer. It is separate from the Scheduling section of the sidebar, where you build events and review booked meetings. It is also separate from the Workspace Branding section of the Branding page, which manages your logo, favicon, and brand palette for the rest of the product. The Scheduling editor reads your logo and brand colors from Workspace Branding to populate the logo display and the themes made from your brand colors. The Font menu lists your workspace brand fonts. The booking-page color settings are independent. Default saves them separately.
Select Settings in the sidebar, then Branding under Workspace Settings (admin only). Under Themes, select Open editor on the Scheduling row, or pick a theme there to open the editor with it applied.The editor has 2 panes: controls on the left under Branding, and a live Preview on the right. Select Publish at the top of the page to push changes live.If you go back to the Branding page before you publish, Default asks whether to discard your draft.

Editor layout

The editor has 2 panes side by side: Changes you make in the Branding pane update the Preview instantly. Visitors do not see your changes until you select Publish.

Branding controls

The Branding pane lists the controls in this order: Theme, Logo, Page Background, Button Color, Button Text Color, Font, Font Color, and Powered by Default Footer.

Theme

A Theme dropdown applies a full set of colors to the draft in 1 step. A theme changes colors only. It keeps the font you chose. You can then fine-tune any individual control. When the draft matches no theme, the dropdown reads Custom. The list has 2 kinds of theme: Default syncs your workspace logo from Workspace Branding on the Branding page. To change it, update the logo there. The booking page picks it up automatically. You cannot upload a separate logo here. The Compact Scheduler preview has no logo, so the row is hidden while that preview is on.

Colors

Set the colors for the booking page surface, its text, and its action buttons, such as the Confirm booking button.
The themes made from your brand colors automatically pick a button text color that meets contrast requirements against the button background.When you set colors manually, make sure the text color is readable against the button background. The preview shows the result in real time.

Font

The Font menu sets the booking-page font. It lists your workspace brand fonts, and each option shows in its own typeface. To change the fonts in the list, edit the brand fonts in Workspace Branding on the Branding page. Picking a theme does not change the font. The Powered by Default Footer toggle controls whether a “Powered by Default” attribution appears at the bottom of your booking pages.

Publishing changes

All edits are drafts until you publish. The top of the page shows the current state:
1

Adjust your theme

Use the Branding controls to set your colors, font, logo, and footer preference. Check the result in the Preview pane in both desktop and mobile views.
2

Publish

When the preview looks right, select Publish at the top right of the page. The new theme goes live on all your booking pages immediately, and the badge switches from Unsaved changes to Published.

Relationship to Workspace Branding

The Workspace Branding section of Branding and the Scheduling editor work together:
  • Workspace Branding manages your workspace identity: logo, favicon, up to 3 brand colors, and up to 3 fonts. Default uses these across the product.
  • Scheduling themes the public booking pages that visitors see when they book a meeting. It reads your logo and brand colors from Workspace Branding to populate the logo display and the themes made from your brand colors. Its color settings are saved separately, and its Font menu lists the brand fonts.
When you update your brand colors in Workspace Branding, the themes made from them regenerate to reflect them. Default does not overwrite custom colors that you set manually.
Last modified on October 26, 2026