Style Your Page

Your page has one theme, and it applies everywhere by default. Open Theme in the editor to set it — every change applies immediately, and the live preview updates as you go.

Brand color

Brand color sets the primary color used for buttons and accents across your page. Pick a hex value, or leave it on auto and Keepp derives a sensible default.

Background

Choose one of four background types:

• None — no background, the plain default.
• Color — a single flat color.
• Gradient — two color stops (From and To) blended at an angle you set.
• Image — upload a photo. Use a tall, mobile-friendly (portrait) image — it stays fixed in place while the page scrolls.

Text color

A single Text color applies across the page, with the same auto option as brand color — leave it unset and Keepp picks a readable default against your background.

Roundedness

Three options — Flat, Soft, or Round — control the corner radius on cards, buttons, and images throughout the page. This is a page-wide setting; there’s no separate roundedness per block.

Font pairing

Below roundedness is the font pairing control. That’s covered in full in choose a font pairing — in short, it’s a page-level choice between Default (your page’s current look, exactly as it renders today) and one of seven curated pairings.

Per-block overrides: background and text only

Individual blocks — cards, links, headers, text, and more — carry their own background and text color fields in that block’s own settings. This is the one place styling isn’t page-wide: a block with its own colors keeps them even after you change the page theme.

Font is deliberately left out of this. A block can have its own colors, but not its own typeface — font pairing stays a whole-page decision, so your page never ends up with three different faces fighting each other.

If you’ve set colors on several blocks and want to start over, the Theme sheet shows how many blocks currently have overrides and gives you a Reset all to theme button to clear them all at once.

What’s not there

There’s no custom CSS and no per-block roundedness. Brand color, background, text color, roundedness, font pairing, and per-block background/text overrides are the complete set of style controls.