AI Brand Kit Generator
Give an AI agent your website address. It reads the site, extracts the palette, typography, logo and tone of voice, and turns them into a brand kit your whole workspace uses — so every deck, report and post comes out looking like you without anyone re-picking the colours.
What a brand kit is actually for
A brand kit is not a PDF nobody opens. Here it is a live configuration that every agent reads before it produces anything.
Colour palette
Primary, secondary and accent, extracted from what your site already uses — with contrast checked, so text on your brand colour stays readable.
Typography
The typefaces you actually use, plus a workable pairing when the site has none. Applied to decks, reports and cards automatically.
Logo and marks
Your logo pulled from the site, stored once, and placed correctly by every agent instead of being re-uploaded per document.
Tone of voice
Written as instructions an agent can follow — what you sound like, what you never say — not adjectives on a moodboard.
Brand alignment scoring
Any draft can be scored against the kit before it ships, so off-brand copy gets caught by a check rather than by a colleague.
Brand cards and assets
Quote cards, announcement graphics and social images generated straight from the kit, consistent without a designer in the loop.
How it works, in three steps
- 1
Point at your site
Give the agent your URL — or describe the brand you want if you do not have a site yet.
- 2
The agent extracts and proposes
It reads the design of the page, pulls the palette, typefaces and logo, infers the tone of voice, and fills in anything the site does not settle.
- 3
Approve, then everything follows it
Edit anything you disagree with, save the kit, and every deck, report, card and post the workspace produces is typeset from it.
Why this beats a brand guidelines PDF
The problem with brand guidelines was never the guidelines. It was that producing anything meant a human remembering to consult them.
| A guidelines PDF | Veii brand kit | |
|---|---|---|
| Where it lives | A file in a shared drive | Configuration every agent reads before it writes |
| Getting started | A workshop and a designer | A URL, then edits where you disagree |
| Applying it | Someone remembers to check | Applied automatically to every artefact produced |
| Tone of voice | Three adjectives and two examples | Instructions specific enough for an agent to follow |
| Catching drift | A colleague notices, eventually | Drafts are scored against the kit before they ship |
| Keeping it current | The PDF ages quietly | Re-extract from the site whenever the brand moves |
Who this is for
Small companies with no designer
You have a site, a logo and instincts — but nothing written down, so everything you produce drifts a little. Extracting what you already have is faster than commissioning an identity, and it stops the drift immediately.
Build a brand kit from riverside-dental.co.uk. Keep the blue we already use, pick a typeface pairing that works for both patient letters and social posts, and write a tone of voice that sounds reassuring without being childish.
Agencies running client work
Each client needs their own identity applied consistently, by people who did not attend the kickoff. A kit per workspace means the client’s decks and reports come out right without a briefing every time.
Extract a brand kit from our client northwind-logistics.com, then check our draft campaign landing page against it and tell me every place it goes off-brand.
Founders before they have a brand
You do not need a full identity to start — you need a defensible set of choices you can live with for a year. Ask for proposals with the reasoning attached, then argue with them.
We are launching a payroll product for restaurants. Propose a palette and two typefaces that read as trustworthy but not banking-cold, plus a tone of voice. Explain each choice and show me the second-best option you rejected.
Frequently asked questions
What is an AI brand kit generator?
It is a tool that turns your existing brand into something software can apply. An AI agent reads your website, extracts the palette, typography and logo, infers your tone of voice, and stores them as a kit that every later document is built from — instead of leaving those decisions to whoever is making the slide.
Is the brand kit generator free?
Yes. Veii runs on free-tier models, so extracting and using a brand kit costs you nothing and there is no credit card at signup.
What does it extract from my website?
The colour palette actually in use, the typefaces the site loads, the logo, and enough of the copy to describe how you sound. Where the site does not settle something — a missing accent colour, no clear type pairing — it proposes a choice and tells you it did.
What if I do not have a website yet?
Describe the business and the feeling you are after and the agent proposes a palette, a type pairing and a tone of voice, with the reasoning for each. You can push back on any of it before saving.
Can I edit what it extracts?
Yes — the kit is an editor, not a verdict. Change any colour, swap a typeface, rewrite the tone of voice. What you save is what the agents use.
Where does the brand kit get used?
Everywhere the workspace produces something: slide decks, PDF reports, brand cards, social images and written posts are all typeset from the kit. Agents also read the tone of voice before they write, so the words match too.
Does it check that colours are readable?
Yes. Contrast is checked when the palette is applied, so brand colours that would leave text unreadable are adjusted for the text that sits on them rather than shipped as-is.
Can it tell me when something is off-brand?
Yes. A draft can be scored against the kit — voice, colours, structure — which turns "this feels off" into a specific list of what to change, before the thing ships.
Extract your brand
Create a free workspace, give the agent your URL, and see what it pulls out. Edit what it got wrong — then watch every document follow it.
Build a brand kit free