Digital Products
How to choose and customize a product theme
Start from your bio appearance, choose a complete product look, and keep it consistent through checkout and buyer access.
Updated Aug 25, 20265 min read
Table of contents
Start from your creator appearance
- A new product starts from the colors and font on your most-viewed bio page.
- If you do not have a bio page yet, LinkStack starts with Ocean.
- The purchase-button color starts from the same accent, then stays independently editable so a later theme choice does not overwrite a button you customized.
Choose a complete theme
- 1Open Products and create or edit a product.
- 2Open Settings, then Appearance. In a course, open Landing page and find Appearance.
- 3Browse All, Clean, Warm, Bold, or Playful.
- 4Choose a tile, including the pastel Daydream, royal-blue Cobalt, lemon-lime Citrus, warm Cocoa, or night-mode Afterglow looks. Its background, panels, text, accent, and font update together in the preview.
- 5Save as Draft or Publish to keep the selection.
Customize without losing your product
- Change Accent, Background, Page text, Panels, or Font after choosing a starting point.
- The picker shows Custom when the six appearance fields no longer match a preset.
- Reset returns to the appearance that was loaded when you opened the editor.
- Appearance changes never replace your copy, media, pricing, checkout fields, dates, curriculum, or customer data.
Use course appearance overrides
- 1Set the default under Landing page. Course Home, modules, and lessons inherit it.
- 2Open Course Home, a module, or a lesson and turn on Override appearance only when that content needs a different look.
- 3Turn the override off to inherit the parent appearance again.
Where the theme follows buyers
The shared appearance works on digital products, free resources, memberships, custom products, appointments, webinars, and courses. It follows the public product page and the matching download, membership-management, receipt, booking, registration, or course-access view.
Troubleshooting
- If the public page still shows the old look, save the product and refresh its public URL.
- If the picker says Custom, one or more colors or the font differs from every preset.
- If only the purchase button differs, edit Button color in Checkout; it is intentionally separate from the page theme.
Related articles
Still need help?
Tell us what you are trying to do and where you got stuck.
Support & feedback