Goldcast centralizes fonts, colors, logos and brand voice in one hub
Goldcast added a single place to manage brand assets, including fonts, colors, logos and brand voice, for use across events and clips.
Goldcast posted a product update on July 6, 2026 titled "All your brand assets in one place." According to the update, customers can now manage brand assets, including fonts, colors, logos and brand voice, from a single location and apply them consistently across Goldcast. The company says this makes it faster and easier to create on-brand events and video clips. Goldcast tagged the update under both its Event Management and Content Creation categories. The post is a short changelog entry and does not describe setup steps, plan availability or how existing branding settings are migrated into the central location.
The details
- Brand assets that can be managed centrally include fonts, colors, logos and brand voice.
- Assets apply across Goldcast events and video clips, according to the update.
- The update is categorized under Event Management and Content Creation.
- The update was published on July 6, 2026.
Context
Goldcast was acquired by Cvent in December 2025. This update builds on AI Branding for webinar registration pages, introduced in March 2026, and follows a June 8 update automating Salesforce campaign creation from event templates. In September Goldcast began applying source or Brand Kit branding to AI-generated clips automatically, and in August it added dynamic stage layouts for live events.
Not disclosed
- Which Goldcast plans include central brand management
- Whether multiple brand kits are supported for one account
- How brand voice settings are used by AI features
- Migration of existing event branding
- Vendor
Goldcast- Category
- Events & Webinars
- Announcement type
- Feature update
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