AI Brand Kit Generator (Logo, Palette, Fonts, Social and Print Assets, One-Page Brand Guide)

About the AI Brand Kit Generator (Logo, Palette, Fonts, Social and Print Assets, One-Page Brand Guide)

Type your business name, what you do, three to five personality words and who you serve — or add the logo you already have — and get six brand directions at once. Pick one and the page assembles a whole brand kit on your device: logo versions (colour, for dark backgrounds, black, white, stacked, symbol only and monogram), a five-colour palette with HEX, RGB and CMYK codes and the text pairs that pass WCAG contrast, a heading and body font pair with its open licence, a profile picture, banners for LinkedIn, X, Facebook and YouTube, business card sides with print bleed, a letterhead (PDF and Word), favicons and a one-page brand guide PDF.

Nothing in the kit is generated as an image by AI: the logos come from the Logo Maker’s layout engine with open-licence Lucide icons and fonts, and the cards and letterhead from the Business Card Maker’s and Letterhead Maker’s templates. Two steps are optional AI — matching the directions to the meaning of your brief, and describing your brand voice from your own writing. Without a pass you see the file list and the first files as a watermarked free preview; the ZIP and the files unlock with a Premium pass, or one kit at a time.

What is in the kit

• Logos: the main logo as SVG and transparent PNG, a version for dark backgrounds, black and white one-colour versions, a stacked logo, the symbol alone and a monogram. The text is in outlines, so the SVGs need no fonts.
• Colours: five colours with HEX, RGB and approximate CMYK, and the text-on-colour pairs that pass WCAG AA (4.5:1).
• Fonts: a heading and a body family under the SIL Open Font License, with the licence texts.
• Social: an 800 × 800 profile picture that survives the circle crop, and covers for a LinkedIn profile (1,584 × 396), X (1,500 × 500), a Facebook Page (851 × 315) and YouTube (2,560 × 1,440, 16:9, above YouTube’s 2,048 × 1,152 minimum, with the logo inside its centre safe area).
• Print: business card front and back (3.5 × 2 in) as a print PDF with 3 mm bleed and crop marks and as PNGs; a letterhead as PDF and as a Word file to type in.
• Web: favicon.ico (16, 32 and 48 px) and 180, 192 and 512 px app icons.
• The brand guide: one A4 or Letter page with logo use and clear space, the palette with its codes, the fonts and the voice.

How the directions are chosen

Your words are matched to curated design data: 34 palettes, 12 font pairs from self-hosted open-licence typefaces and 80 business symbols from the Lucide icon set (a word of your trade — bakery, accountant, dog grooming — weighs most). Six directions then differ in layout (symbol and name, stacked, emblem, round badge, wordmark, monogram), palette and fonts. Match by meaning is the optional AI step: a small AI model, for English or for many languages, runs on your device and re-ranks the same curated choices by meaning; it never invents a colour, a font or a symbol.

Brand voice

Paste writing you already have — an About text, posts, messages to customers. The page measures it without AI: sentence length, reading ease (Flesch, for English), how often it says “you”, “we” and “I” (also “aap” and “hum”), emoji and exclamation marks. Describe my voice then asks an AI model — on your device, or MySmartCoPilot’s cloud AI if you choose — for three traits, dos and don’ts and three of your own sentences rewritten in that voice. The page keeps a rewrite only when its sentence is in your samples and drops any number your samples do not have. A worksheet for writing the voice down yourself is always included.

Trademarks and ownership

MySmartCoPilot claims no ownership of your kit. Before you use a name or logo, check that it is not already a trademark — in India with the IP India trade mark search, worldwide with the WIPO Global Brand Database and in the US with the USPTO trademark search. The icons (Lucide, ISC licence) and fonts (SIL Open Font License 1.1) allow commercial use; simple icon-and-name logos can be similar to others, so a distinctive name matters most.

Limitations

• Check that your name and logo are not already someone’s trademark before you use them.
• The logos are built from curated layouts, open icons and fonts: for a fully custom mark, work with a designer or take the SVG into the Graphic Design Editor.
• CMYK codes are an approximate conversion; ask your printer for a proof before a large print run.
• An uploaded PNG or JPEG logo is used as a picture; to get a vector version, trace it with the Image to SVG converter first.
• The round badge bends Latin, Greek and Cyrillic names; names in Devanagari and other joined scripts get an emblem instead.
• The brand-voice notes are drafted from your samples: edit them before you share the guide.

Privacy

Cloud AI only if you choose it: you see what is sent first

Your brief, logo and writing are used in your browser: fonts, icons and the kit’s engines load from MySmartCoPilot the first time they are needed, and the files are made on your device. “Match by meaning” runs an AI model on your device, which gets ready the first time (its files come from MySmartCoPilot and stay in your browser). “Describe my voice” runs a larger AI model on your device, which gets ready the first time (on a phone, or on a slow or metered connection, it can take a while, and the statistics work without it), or, only if you choose, sends your writing samples to MySmartCoPilot’s cloud AI.

Open-source components

This page can load these open-source components, each only when a task needs it:

• It uses libheif and libde265 under the LGPL v3, through libheif-js: licence and source code.

You may replace them with your own builds. Their licences and the credits of every library the site uses are on the open-source credits page.