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# Brands
You can define brands for your products to categorize them by their producer.
By default, you can see the list of brands, along with their logos. They can be filtered by name, and displayed in ascending or descending order. You can manage the brands table by using the options available under the orchestration icon.
To add or remove columns from the list, use the available toggle buttons.
## Creating a new brand
1. To add a new brand to your database, go to **Products** -> **Brands** and choose **Add brand**.
2. Provide the brand name and description and choose **Save** to persist it in the system.
3. In the **Media** tab, add a brand logo image. Choose an image from your local machine, or use a drag and drop option. Then, upload the image.
Now, when you add or edit a product, the new brand appears in the brand selector.
{% hint style="info" %}
* Looking for business guides? Check out the [Brands](/ce/core-commerce/product-user-guide/brands.md) guide.
* Looking for code tutorials and API reference? Check out the [Brands API](/api-references/api-guides/products-labels-and-brands/brand-service.md) documentation.
{% endhint %}
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