Brand kit maker
Add your logo, pick three to five colours and a font pair, and get one clean brand sheet with hex codes you can copy. Print it on A4 or send the picture on WhatsApp. No sign-up, no watermark.
Your brand sheet
Need a logo first? Use the logo maker. Want to see it on a bag or sign board? Try the logo mockup maker. Pulling colours from a photo? Use the colour palette tool.
Everything is drawn in your browser and nothing is uploaded. Colours on a screen can print a little different, so ask your printer to match the hex codes.
Questions
What is a brand kit and why would a small shop need one?
It is one page that says which logo, colours and fonts your shop uses. When a designer, a printer, a tailor with a label order or a cousin who runs your page asks what colour your green is, you send the sheet instead of guessing. Your bags, posts and sign board then look like they belong to the same shop.
Can it pick the colours from my logo?
Yes. Add your logo and the tool takes three to five colours from it, strongest first. Tap Pull from my logo to do it again, or change any colour by tapping its square or typing a hex code. Tap Copy next to a colour to copy its code.
Which fonts can I choose, and do they work in Urdu?
There are five headings: Inter Bold, Inter Light Wide, Dancing Script, Caveat and Nastaliq. Inter is always used for the small text. If your shop name is in Urdu it is set in Nastaliq whichever font you pick, because the other fonts have no Urdu letters. If you pick Nastaliq and your name is in English, the name is set in Inter Bold.
How do I print the A4 sheet?
Press Print on a computer. In the print window choose A4 and turn headers and footers off so the page fills the paper. You can also press Download PNG and print the file from your phone gallery or at a print shop. The file is 2480 × 3508 pixels, which is 300 dpi on A4.
How do I send it on WhatsApp?
Choose WhatsApp above the preview, then press Share on your phone, or Download PNG and attach the picture. The WhatsApp sheet is 1080 × 1350 pixels, so it opens full size in a chat and is easy to forward to your printer or designer.
Will the printed colours match my screen?
Not exactly. Screens and printers show colour differently, and paper changes it again. Give your printer the hex codes from the sheet and ask for a proof before a large order.