Digital brand guidelines are an online, interactive way to document and share your brand’s identity. Unlike static PDFs, which are easy to lose or forget about, digital brand guidelines live in a centralized, always-up-to-date space where your team and partners can access everything they need: logos, color palettes, typefaces, voice, imagery, and usage rules.
They're built for modern workflows and collaborative teams. Instead of treating brand guidelines like a one-time deliverable, digital guidelines turn them into a living resource that supports everyday work across marketing, design, sales, and beyond.
If you’ve ever struggled with people using the wrong logo, outdated files, or off-brand colors, digital brand guidelines solve those problems by putting clarity and access at the center of your brand system.
PDFs often get lost in inboxes or buried in shared drives. Worse, they don’t reflect changes in your brand over time. Digital brand guidelines keep your team working from the most current version. No more guesswork, no more rework.
When your guidelines are easy to find and even easier to use, your team actually sticks to them. This leads to more consistent content, less confusion, and fewer unnecessary questions landing in your inbox.
Designers, marketers, salespeople, partners, they all need access to brand assets. But not everyone knows where to look or how to use what they find. With digital brand guidelines, you're giving them clear, accessible guardrails so they can move quickly without going off-brand.
When tone of voice lives next to sample copy, or when a logo download comes with usage notes right beside it, people are more likely to get things right the first time.
As your team grows or partners come on board, the number of people using your brand increases, but so does the risk of inconsistency. Digital brand guidelines scale with you. They give every new teammate a clear starting point and every vendor a go-to resource.
No onboarding session needed. Just send them the link, and they’re set.
Lingo gives you the power to keep guidelines current without versioning chaos. When your brand evolves, you don’t need to dig into a design tool, export a new PDF, and resend it to your entire team. Just log in, make your updates, and it’s live for everyone instantly.
This turns your digital brand guidelines into the foundation of your brand pyramid, one that actually reflects how your brand shows up today, not how it looked last quarter.
Most tools stop at delivering assets. Lingo goes further by helping you place usage instructions next to those assets. Want to explain when to use a logo variation? Just add a short description next to the file. Need to walk through voice and tone examples? Drag in sample copy right beside your text style rules.

With content and context combined, you’re not just giving people the "what;” you’re giving them the "why" and "how" too.
Share a full portal, an individual kit, or a password-protected link. Choose whatever option fits the moment best.
And because everything lives in one place, you won’t end up with multiple versions floating around or people asking, “Is this still the right file?”
Designers shouldn’t be gatekeepers. With Lingo, anyone on your team can find what they need, when they need it, without having to ping someone in design for a file or version. Whether it’s a one-pager for sales enablement or a press kit for media, self-serve access empowers your whole team to move faster.
And when requests for different formats come in? Lingo’s automatic file conversion has you covered.
If your brand assets already live in Google Drive, Dropbox, Canva, or Figma, Lingo connects to those tools so you don’t have to start from scratch. With integrations that sync updates across platforms, you’ll spend less time managing files and more time building your brand.