Brand colors

Your brand, consistent everywhere it shows up

Three color libraries in one screen: your company's house palette, each commercial customer's exact brand colors, and a built-in catalog of named, ready-to-use shades. Every color carries hex, CMYK, and an optional Pantone reference — so your showcase frames, website, truck door, and yard signs all read as the same outfit.

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The problem

"What color was that, exactly?"

Without a single source of truth for color, every showcase frame, sign order, and website tweak drifts a shade further from your brand.

Without Mastiff

  • Brand colors scribbled on a notepad or buried in old emails
  • Showcase frames, website, and truck decals in three slightly different greens
  • No CMYK or Pantone values to hand the sign shop or print vendor
  • A commercial client's brand guide re-requested for every job
  • Every repeat customer's colors re-keyed from scratch

With Mastiff

  • A house palette of the colors your brand uses everywhere
  • Each commercial customer's exact brand colors saved and tied to them
  • A built-in catalog of named shades with hex and CMYK on tap
  • Hex, CMYK, and Pantone on every color for clean matching
  • Export selected colors as an ASE swatch file for your design app

How it works

From setup to done.

01

Build your company palette

On the Company Colors tab, add the colors your brand runs on — name, hex, CMYK, and an optional Pantone code. They keep a defined display order so the grid stays organized.

02

Save a customer's brand colors

Switch to Brand Colors, pick the customer, and store their exact brand colors. Filed under that customer — ready every time you deliver co-branded reports or signage for a developer or utility account.

03

Pull from the catalog

Open the catalog tab, search by name or filter by color family, and favorite the shades you reach for most. Select the ones you need and download an ASE swatch file.

04

Match everywhere

Copy any color's hex or CMYK values and paste them into your website, your showcase frames, or the file you send the sign shop — so everything that carries your name matches.

Capabilities

Everything in the box.

  • Company color palette

    Your house colors — the ones on the machines, the trucks, and the logo — each with a name, hex, CMYK breakdown, and optional Pantone reference. Add, edit, delete, and keep them in a defined order.

  • Per-customer brand colors

    Save a commercial customer's exact brand colors against their record so every deliverable matches. Browse all customers' brand colors in one place, grouped by customer, and copy values instantly.

  • Built-in shade catalog

    A library of named colors with hex and CMYK, grouped by color family. Search by name and filter to greens, earth tones, neutrals, and more to land on the right shade for your brand refresh.

  • Hex, CMYK & Pantone values

    Every color shows a swatch and copyable values. Fill in CMYK and Pantone when you know them — those are what a sign shop or print vendor uses to match, not just the on-screen hex.

  • Favorites & swatch export

    Star the shades you use often for quick access, then select colors and download a standard ASE swatch file to load straight into Adobe and other design software.

  • Copy and match in one click

    Find a color on any tab — Company, Brand, or the catalog — and copy its hex or CMYK in one click to paste wherever your brand shows up, so matching and reusing colors is quick and accurate.

FAQ

Common questions.

What are the three color libraries in Mastiff?

The Colors screen has three tabs. Company Colors is your own house palette — the colors your brand runs on. Brand Colors stores each commercial customer's exact brand colors, organized by customer, so co-branded work always matches. The catalog is a built-in library of named shades grouped by color family that you can search, favorite, and export.

Can I save a customer's brand colors in Mastiff?

Yes. On the Brand Colors tab you pick a customer and add their brand colors with a name, hex, CMYK, and optional Pantone. They're filed under that customer and available on their jobs. Brand colors live with the customer record too, so the two views share the same data.

Where do these colors actually get used?

Everywhere your brand shows up: your website theme, showcase frames from Showcase Studio, invoices and documents, and the values you hand a sign shop for truck decals or yard signs. One saved palette keeps all of it consistent.

Does Mastiff store CMYK and Pantone values for matching?

Yes. Every color carries a hex value, a CMYK breakdown, and an optional Pantone reference, all copyable in one click. CMYK and Pantone are what a print vendor uses to match physical output, so filling them in keeps your printed brand accurate to the on-screen one.

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Match your brand the first time, every time

The color libraries are part of the standard Mastiff toolset — no separate purchase. Build your company palette, save your customers' brand colors, and export swatches today.

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