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# Adding Branded Collections
Branded collections are created by brands outside the game, meaning that it could be implemented by any game of any organization, and here we'll see how to add this collection of branded assets into your game to utilize its ad surfaces.
In your game, select the one for which you want to add the collection of branded assets and open it, and in there you will see the button Collections Catalog. Click on that.
Once the collection catalog is open, you will see the available collections created by brands that you can drag and drop into your game, meaning adding this collection as a part of your game. The difference with the [ownable collection](/publisher-flow/defining-placeholders-in-the-portal/creating-ownable-collections-and-defining-ad-surfaces.md) is that such a branded collection is not unique to your game, but could be added by other games and organizations as well.
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