Templates · since v1.0.0
AI brand kit and logo concepts
The brand template explores a mark, a palette, a type voice — then saves it as a system so the logo, the slides and the site all draw from the same kit.
Why it matters
A logo generator gives you an icon. A brand needs the system around it: what the palette tolerates, what the type does at small sizes, what 'wrong' looks like. In 1DesignTool the output is a system file the agent reads on every future project — the brand becomes enforceable, not just visible.
How it works
- 1Brief the brandName, audience, personality — the agent explores marks and a system, not just a logo.
- 2Explore variants blindRun 2–4 directions, compare them without knowing which is which, pick the one that survives the honest look.
- 3Save it as a systemThe accepted direction joins your systems library — tokens, type, rules — and applies to decks, sites and UI the same way.
- 4Prove it in the wildSpin up a landing page or deck on the new system in minutes — the fastest test of whether a brand actually works.
Capabilities
- Logo concepts plus the system behind them — tokens, type, usage rules
- Saved systems apply to every template, so the brand survives contact with a slide deck
- Blind variant compare for honest logo picks
- Export kit tokens for handoff to any stack
- Claude Design exports import into the same library
FAQ
Do I get vector files of the logo?
Logos ship as SVG in the project folder — real vector files you can refine anywhere. Exports to PNG are for previews and decks.
Can it match an existing brand?
Import a Claude Design export or describe the existing identity in the brief — the system captures the rules so future work stays on-brand.
What stops it looking generic?
Two things: your direction narrows the grammar before the agent writes, and blind compare makes you justify the pick. Generic gets caught, not shipped.
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