A template starts with a working design. Giving it your colour, and with any plan your name, is a small way to make that starting point feel like your project. You can do that in the opening setup message after creating the app, with the preview beside it.
The current setup flow
Choose a template and create it. In the workspace, the first setup message offers the available colour presets, and on a paid plan the app’s own name. A free app keeps its template’s name until then. You can keep the template's existing colour; choosing a different one is optional. Applying this initial setup uses no credits.
A colour choice changes a palette
A preset controls a family of colours: text, backgrounds, borders, buttons and accents. That lets the app keep a consistent appearance across its screens. Inspect both the main content and smaller labels in the preview, then on a phone. A palette choice is not a substitute for checking readability after you add or change screens.
Your icon has its own setup
When you start from the homepage, you can choose an icon style or upload your own logo before creating the app. The app's icon and its screen colours are separate choices. Check that each works at the sizes people will see: the icon on a home screen, and the text and controls inside the app.
Change it again when you need to
Further changes through the app's chat use credits. Ask for a specific result, such as matching a club's colours, then review the screens affected. The initial colour setup is free; later AI changes are metered. The pricing page explains the distinction.
If you are starting your first app, follow the workflow guide from template selection through testing and installation.