Web identity
favicon.ico, PNG favicon sizes, Apple touch icon, optional SVG, and browser manifest assets.
Developer-ready launch assets
One brand profile. Every launch file your product needs.
BrandKit is an AI brand asset generator for developers, indie makers, and small product teams preparing a web or mobile launch. Instead of exporting the same image in many sizes, renaming folders, and searching platform documentation again, you provide a brand profile once. BrandKit prepares a reviewable package of favicons, Open Graph images, social previews, iOS and Android app icons, manifests, and implementation snippets. The result is a downloadable ZIP designed to shorten repetitive production work—not a promise that AI output is automatically publishable. You remain responsible for reviewing copy, visual quality, rights, trademarks, and fit for your product before release.
What the launch package contains
The package is organized by where each file is used. Exact files vary with the selected platform, but the contract stays explicit: dimensions, formats, placement guidance, and code are delivered together so a reviewer can trace an asset from preview to implementation.
Social sharing
1200×630 Open Graph image and 1200×600 X/Twitter card draft with matching metadata guidance.
iOS application
Opaque 1024×1024 source icon, AppIcon.appiconset structure, Contents.json, and splash integration guidance.
Android application
Density-specific launcher icons, adaptive foreground/background resources, XML configuration, and splash guidance.
Implementation
Copy-ready examples for Next.js, Vite, Remix, Astro, Nuxt, iOS, and Android plus a package README.
Verification
A manifest and quality checklist that expose file paths, expected dimensions, formats, and review responsibilities.
A predictable ZIP instead of a loose image folder
A useful asset generator must produce more than attractive previews. BrandKit packages outputs in named platform folders so developers can find the correct source, confirm its role, and copy only what their stack needs. A representative package looks like this:
brandkit-project/
├── web/
│ ├── favicon.ico
│ ├── favicon-32x32.png
│ ├── apple-touch-icon.png
│ ├── og-image.png
│ └── twitter-card.png
├── ios/
│ ├── AppIcon.appiconset/
│ └── splash/
├── android/
│ ├── mipmap-*/
│ ├── mipmap-anydpi-v26/
│ └── drawable/
├── code-snippets/
├── manifest.json
├── quality-checklist.html
└── README.mdQuality gates that make the output reviewable
Generation success is not the same as launch readiness. BrandKit runs deterministic checks on properties software can verify and leaves subjective or legal decisions visible for a human. The package workflow checks expected file presence, image decoding, declared dimensions, supported formats, iOS icon opacity, platform-safe filenames, manifest integrity, ZIP structure, and whether implementation snippets reference the packaged paths. If a required stage fails, the project records a failed state rather than presenting a partial archive as complete.
- Technical checks cover files, dimensions, encoding, opacity where required, paths, manifests, and archive structure.
- A generation lease prevents the same project run from being committed twice when a request is retried.
- Private downloads require authentication, project ownership, and a completed generation state; the storage URL is not exposed as the customer contract.
- Copy and visual concepts remain drafts. Search ranking, uniqueness, trademark clearance, accessibility context, and creative approval cannot be automated guarantees.
From brief to implementation in four reviewable stages
1. Define the brand profile
Enter the product name, primary and secondary colors, keywords, tone, industry context, and style direction. Reusing a saved profile keeps later projects aligned without forcing every launch to look identical.
2. Choose the launch target
Select Web, iOS, Android, or all platforms. BrandKit uses the target to determine required variants, folders, metadata, and implementation examples instead of exporting arbitrary image sizes.
3. Generate and inspect
AI drafts brand-aligned copy and icon concepts while deterministic code prepares platform variants. Review previews, wording, crops, contrast, recognizable shapes, and any use of protected names or source materials.
4. Download and apply
Download the private ZIP, follow the README and stack-specific snippet, then verify the result inside the actual browser, social debugger, Xcode project, or Android build. Keep the checklist with the release record.
Evaluate the artifact before trusting the claim
The public demo provides a real ZIP without requiring an account. Open it, compare the file tree with the manifest, inspect image dimensions, and read the implementation examples. The sample is evidence of package structure and current output format; it is not evidence that every generated design will meet a particular team’s subjective quality bar. Generation time is generally a few minutes and can vary with AI-provider capacity, input complexity, and network conditions. The Free plan currently includes 3 projects per month, 2 brand profiles, 10 AI headlines, and 3 AI icon credits. Self-serve Pro checkout is closed during the paid invite beta, so the site does not imply that an unavailable plan can be purchased immediately.
Inspect the sample ZIPWhere BrandKit fits—and where it does not
BrandKit is strongest when a team already knows its product name, general visual direction, and core colors but needs the repetitive deployment assets that sit between brand direction and release. It can reduce resize, export, naming, folder, and snippet work across web and mobile. It is not a substitute for customer research, a full identity engagement, custom illustration, accessibility review in the final interface, legal advice, or trademark clearance.
Only upload logos, images, names, and other materials you own or are authorized to process. AI results may resemble existing work, may not be unique, and may receive different legal protection across jurisdictions. Test small icons at their rendered size, check social images with current platform preview tools, review generated statements for accuracy, and have the appropriate owner approve the final release.
Start with evidence, then create your own kit
Download the sample first. If its structure matches your workflow, create a free profile and generate a project you can evaluate against a real launch.